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Designing terminal user interfaces
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Basado en la clasificación ocupacional SOC
Index of Build Systems Skills
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Gossip protocols for disseminating information, failure detection, and eventual consistency in large-scale distributed systems
| name | tui-best-practices |
| description | Designing terminal user interfaces |
Use this skill when:
Use consistent, discoverable shortcuts:
Standard Conventions:
- q / Ctrl+C: Quit
- h/j/k/l or arrows: Navigate
- Enter: Select/Confirm
- Esc: Cancel/Back
- /: Search
- ?: Help
- Tab: Next field
- Shift+Tab: Previous field
Principles:
- Clear visual hierarchy
- Consistent spacing
- Meaningful borders
- Status information visible
- Help text always available
Optimization:
- Limit redraws (only when state changes)
- Use double buffering
- Batch terminal updates
- Cache rendered content
- Throttle high-frequency events
Guidelines:
- Support screen readers
- High contrast colors
- Keyboard-only navigation
- Clear focus indicators
- Avoid color-only information
Best Practices:
- Show errors inline
- Provide actionable messages
- Don't crash on terminal resize
- Handle missing terminal features
- Graceful degradation