The terminal is on life support. Is it worth saving? | Warp
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Learn how Warp hopes to modernize the terminal experience with team and collaborative features.
This post introduces Warp, a new Rust-based terminal we have been working on over the past year. Warp keeps what's best about the terminal while making it more modern, accessible, and powerful for all developers. Why doesn’t the terminal work like the rest of your apps? Developer tools have evolved towards reusability, composability, and collaboration . Meanwhile, terminals are inherently single-user, linear, and ephemeral . For instance: Developers work in teams, but terminals don’t support collaboration Developers rely on sharing knowledge, but all my terminal work disappears every time I cl
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