Mitchell Hashimoto • 12/26/2024

Ghostty: Reflecting on Reaching 1.0

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The author shares a personal reflection on the development of Ghostty, a terminal emulator that recently reached version 1.0. He discusses his initial motivations for starting the project as a learning exercise with Zig, his evolving vision for terminal innovation, and the strategic decision to use a private beta to manage workload and ensure a quality first release.

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