Slides for my shell.me introduction talk

1. shell.me

2. everything starts with a
problem!

3. we were just too tired…
…to write the same code
again and again

4. heavyweight
lightweight

5. configureable

6. shell.me
the land of
milk and honey

7. writing commands is
super easy™

8. commands run sandboxed
(no CLR bitching for fuck‘s sake)

9. parameter parsing is a
breeze

10. it has dozens of
extensibility points

11. It‘s GUI agnostic
(e.g. writing a html frontend should be
straight forward)

12. it‘s optimized for
scheduled tasks

13. foo --non-interactive

14. foo --allow-parallel=false

15. it provides super rich
tracing features
(yet super easy though!)

16. persistent history

17. it takes testing seriously

18. it‘s MIT licensed
(and we want YOU to hack on it)

19. it‘s on nuget

20. easier per command
configurations

21. smart tab completion

22. Useful links!
https://github.com/dff-solutions/shell.me

23. Get in touch.
http://twitter.com/cburgdorf
https://github.com/cburgdorf