tview isn't as "fancy" as bubbletea (e.g. cannot configure border runes/characters) but it offers flex layout and has been easier to get running, I think this one is a keeper!
@dantleech totally agree! That's also why I am so skeptical about #laravel, but I guess I should check it out once and at least try to be open-minded 🙈
@SuitedUpDev That's already a problem IMO, since this will cause most Laravel applications to use them instead of dependency injection. In general Laravel often seems to default to the fast but unsustainable option, at least that's my impression I've got so far without digging into it too much.
@danrot I've been working in Laravel codebases for almost 10 years and most Laravel developers I've worked with, only use the facades for the built-in stuff like the storage, cache and queues. The rest just gets dependency injected.
And to be honest, I've never seen a Laravel codebase where the choice of facades over DI caused unsustainability / technical debt. The unsustainability part usually happened because of other reasons.
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