Alternatives

Products that do what RTE – Bret Victor’s interfaces, the Unix way does

1FA
Fltrdr – A TUI Text Reader for the Terminal▲78
2019 · github.com
2UA
UXY – adding structure to Unix tools▲126
2019 · github.com
3BA
Beaker – A browser for IPFS and Dat▲160
2016 · pfrazee.github.io
4CN
Cap'n Proto, by the ex-maintainer of Protocol Buffers▲286
2013 · kentonv.github.com
5AR
A remote browser product, open-sourced▲253
2019 · github.com
6IA
Iota – a text editor written in Rust▲221
2014 · github.com
7UL
Unix-like personal webpage▲134
2017 · theden.sh
8NU
Nnn – unorthodox terminal file manager▲123
2020 · github.com
9AP
A partial HTTP server written in brainfuck extended with syscalls▲103
2016 · github.com
10
Nodeterm▲129
A node-based free open source terminal manager
6d ago · nodeterm.dev
11AG
A Go Library for Better Access Control▲158
2017 · github.com
12NN
Nixar – New design of Linux command line▲130
2015 · nixar.work
13NA
Nchan – a pub/sub server as an Nginx module▲149
2015 · nchan.slact.net
14SA
Sysdig, a tool for Linux system exploration▲171
2014 · github.com
15FA
Forsh – A Unix shell embedded in Forth▲76
2017 · bitbucket.org
16SA
Subway, a persistent web client for IRC▲84
2012 · github.com
17NB
Node bindings for libui, a native UI library for Unix, OS X and Windows▲28
2016 · github.com
18AA
Amp – A text editor for your terminal, written in Rust▲43
2018 · amp.rs
19TA
Terminal, a sandboxed command-line interface for iOS▲62
2018 · github.com
20TA
Textual – An async-powered terminal application framework for Python▲66
2021 · github.com
21NM
Nodebook – Minimalist Node REPL with Web UI▲69
2018 · github.com
22FA
Fork, a toy self-hosting language and compiler that compiles to C▲58
2018 · github.com
23TI
Tux.io – a (now working) Linux desktop in your browser▲64
2017 · tux.io
24RA
Raskell, a Haskell interpreter and editor for iPad▲16
2013 · slidetocode.com

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