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Lightning Talk: When the Command Line is Not Enough: Why Your OSS Project Needs A GUI

Lightningat KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2019 · on Monday, 2019-05-20· at 17:57· Hall 8.0 A1· [developer-experience, open-source]
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Argues that a GUI complements a CLI by aggregating outputs of six CLI commands into one deployment page that shows a topology graph, golden metrics, sortable tables, filters, tiny colored health dots and contextual links so users see the full story without running commands and piecing results together. Notes tooltips and popups for explanations, easier data entry and annotation, and that providing a dashboard attracts more contributors because of accessible JavaScript contributions to the frontend.

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