Thread by @zachlloydtweets

Excited to come out of stealth and share what we've been working on:

Warp is a blazingly fast, Rust-based terminal for the modern age.

With Warp, you get
-Grouped commands and outputs
-A full text editor for input
-Visual menus for history & completions
-Command palette
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The first thing we built was Blocks:

We group a command and its output into a block. It’s now easier for you to navigate, copy, save, and share units of work.

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We’ve made command input more familiar and usable by building a full-fledged editor.

We support:
-all your favorite keyboard bindings
-multiple cursors and selections
-Click and drag—the mouse works the same way it works in any editor.

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We’ve also built:
-Visual tab completions which work on your local and remote machines
-Menus for searching and navigating through past commands (Ctrl-R and Arrow Up)
-Command Palette to discover and access all shortcuts

5/7 And we’ve made sure to build a blazingly fast terminal. We built the terminal natively in Rust, and we render our graphics in Metal.

blog.warp.dev/how-warp-works/

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We also wrote about Warp in the following blog post. Would love your support and would love to answer questions on HackerNews!

The title is: "The terminal is on life support. Is it worth saving?"

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We'll be working in public. We’ll be building environment sharing, real-time collaboration, & infinite history soon.

Follow us 👉 @warpdotdev
Join our community to keep updated 👉 discord.com/invite/T2p5xFg…
Request early access 👉 warp.dev!

For anyone having trouble finding the sign-up link on our site, here's a direct link to our typeform:

zachlloyd.typeform.com/to/yrwMkgtj