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+            "category": "App Definition and Development",
+            "subcategory": "Application Definition & Image Build",
+            "project_name": "KubeVela",
+            "file_name": "develop-code-flow.pdf"
+        },
+        "content": "NewIdeasIssuesDesignfinishedrelease-1.3Pre-Release1.3.0-beta.1\nmastercutbranchCodefreeze\u2013BugFixOnlyPre-Release1.3.0-beta.2\nnewfeaturesRelease1.3.0Release1.3.1\nStartNewReleaseMilestone\nrelease-1.4Pre-Release1.4.0-beta.1Release1.4.0Codefreeze-BugFixOnlyPre-Release1.4.0-alpha.1Pre-Release1.4.0-alpha.2Pre-Release1.5.0-alpha.1cutbranch"
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+    {
+        "tag": {
+            "category": "App Definition and Development",
+            "subcategory": "Application Definition & Image Build",
+            "project_name": "Kui",
+            "file_name": "kui-cloudnative-devx-2021.pdf"
+        },
+        "content": "Nick Mitchell IBM Research September 2021Kui\nCLIs with a GUI Twist\nhttps:/ /github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kuiBut they\u2019re kind of stuck in the 70s. Can we preserve what we love \nabout them, while bringing in well-deserved graphical enhancements?We Love \nCLIs1.CLI commands produce graphics \n2.Context info is graphical and interactive \n\u2022Not limited to ASCII art like Oh My Zsh \n\u2022e.g. display and change Kube context or namespace \n3.Hyperlinks are powered up \n\u2022Not limited to URLs, as in ASCII terminals \n\u2022e.g. click on table row to drill down to the resource details \n4.Terminal splits integrated into navigation \n\u2022target=_split \n\u2022e.g. clicking on a table row can open up the drilldown in a separate splitKui enhances four aspects of CLIsThe Kui Approach\nAgenda\nKui as a Tool  you can use today \nKui as a Framework  for enhancing any CLI \nKui as a Notebook sharing mechanismPart 1: Kui as a \nKubernetes ToolFeatures of Kui\nPart 2: Kui as a \nFramework for \nEnhancing CLIs\u2022To enhance Kui, or use a custom theme and icon, you can start \nfrom the template repository \n\u2022Enhancements involve writing TypeScript code \n\u2022Fork the template!  \n\u2022https:/ /github.com/kui-shell/AnimalApp/generate  \n\u2022git clone \u2026 \n\u2022npm ci \n\u2022npm run watch \n\u2022npm run openGetting Started with your Customizations\n1.Listen and override executions of chosen subcommands \n\u2022e.g. \u201cI want kubectl get pods to return something totally custom \u201d \n\u2022The return value of your command handler is your desired graphical response \n2.Decorate the default view for chosen Kube resource kinds \n\u2022e.g. \u201cI want to show a fancy visualization for logs of my pods\u201d \n\u2022Your view will show up as a tab when viewing instances of those kinds \n3.Add a context widget \n\u2022e.g. \u201cI want to allow quick selection of region target for my Cloud provider \u201dThree Options for EnhancementKui Framework: The General Approach\u2022Tabular views \n\u2022Table with clickable rows, live status updates, a stream of relevant events \n\u2022Grid to allow for dense packing of lots of table rows \n\u2022Sequence Diagram for jobs \n\u2022Source links to offer one-click connections between CRUD operations and source code  \n\u2022Syntax-colored source \n\u2022Multi-tab view \n\u2022Useful for presenting resource details \n\u2022React component \n\u2022You can prototype additions to core Kui views in this wayFor fully custom overrides of CLI subcommandsSupported Graphical Models\nPart 3: Kui as a \nNotebook method \nfor sharing and learning"
+    },
+    {
+        "tag": {
+            "category": "App Definition and Development",
+            "subcategory": "Application Definition & Image Build",
+            "project_name": "Kui",
+            "file_name": "proxy-architecture.pdf"
+        },
+        "content": "Browser\nBundle HostProxy Hostwskprops authnKUBECONFIG authnSession token or apikeys\ngrid view\nreplKubernetes\nOpenWhisk\nrepl\npublic fetch of static assetsKui webpack dist\nKui headless dist\ntable view\nhelm\nkubectlThe Kui Proxy contains a Kui headless build and any native clients (such as kubectl) required to communicate with backend APIs/exec1\n234\n56a7\n6b"
+    }
+]