We've just released the beta for our visual package manager, tea/gui
+ + + +tea is a stand‐alone binary, see our docs for more installation methods.
+When I ran my script (yarnpkg.com), it was an amazing moment––I realized I have not setup deno yet but tea magic just did it for me. It was a 'wow' moment... just 'wow'.
+Have you struggled with @StableDiffusion Web UI? +Don't understand terminal, Python, etc? +On #macOS? +@mxcl the innovative creator of @homebrew has launched - @teaxyz & it is great! +A GUI & CLI for complex apps, incentives on chain, & much more.
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tea’s +pkg syntax embodies our core belief that good tools should just get out of the way so that you can keep making the internet a better place. Access the entire open source ecosystem with one command, compose and combine everything, and enjoy an all-around more delightful dev experience.
-The open source package registry can be thought of as a directed graph, with each package version representing node and dependency relationships as edges. An on-chain graph could align incentives between open source maintainers and users across different projects. It can evaluate the impact of these projects based on their dependencies, and even proportionately reward them. It is difficult to design & implement such a network -- one that knows about every open source package & their dependencies -- but we believe the aligned incentives will yield much better outcomes for our open source maintainers. +
Chai_v1 is the system that collects all the nodes & edges across all package managers, and verifies the maintainers for each one. It will be pre-populated with packages from tea (300 & counting), brew (6k), crates (104k), PyPI (300k), and npm (1.6M) as nodes, and all their dependencies as edges to ascertain the impact of each one to open source. It will eventually enable users to formalize their project maintainer status with an additional commit message to the main branch of their repo.
+Say goodbye to the days of scavenging through cluttered docs. tea/gui (beta) enables you to query our expansive pantry and install your desired version of any package with one click. Openai-python, jupyter, youtube-dl, and hundreds more… all available to you within seconds.
+Our aim is to enhance your workflow, not disrupt it. tea/gui (beta) will alert you via desktop notifcations when new updates are available for your installed packages. Your can bulk update everything, or update one-by-one in the event you'd like to exercise some more discretion.
+tea/gui (beta) makes managing your package versions a simply delightful experience. You can prune packages to remove all but the latest version, choose your desired version when installing, and install or add specific versions for previously installed packages.
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Tea Inc. is a Puerto Rico-based corporation that is building the open-source toolkit that makes development possible and builds the internet. Developers can work on any platform, CI/CD on any platform, deploy on any platform; Tea abstracts this detail away so developers can get on with the work that matters. Those interested in joining the team fixing how open-source is funded should reach out through Telegram or Discord at https://linktr.ee/teaxyz.
+tea is a revolutionary, cross‐platform package manager with a mission to leverage the power of blockchain to remunerate open‐source developers for their valuable contributions to the internet. We've got a lot of exciting things coming over the horizon, so be sure to join our community and stay tuned for updates. For media and publications, you can find a collection of our brand assets and notable press pieces below. For inquiries, please contact us via press@tea.xyz.
Co-Founder and CEO Max Howell created the open-source software package management system Homebrew, also known as “brew,” which grew into the most contributed‐to open source software program in the world. Homebrew has been used by tens of millions of developers worldwide and has served as the backbone for the largest technology corporations to build their products without directly contributing to its development.
Co-Founder Timothy Lewis began his career in 2002 at e-velocity technical consulting as a Data Center Engineer for two years, after that he held any roles as a Consulting Engineer, worked at Oracle, Kaiser Permanente until he switched over to Blockchain Development in 2017 and has been involved in that area ever since. He now is the founder of a non-profit called DEVxDAO which supports DAO which provides grants to build cohesion and longevity in decentralized systems at large.
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