Raphael Amorim Joins Charm to Enhance Terminal Interfaces

Three years ago, to be precise Oct 2021, I started Rio Terminal because I wanted to learn Rust and wanted to have a project that I would use in my daily life. I always loved terminals and thought well why not? Truth is that, was such a good investment of my time, not only did I learn Rust but I also...

Raphael Amorim is excited to announce his new position at Charm, a company he admires for making terminal interfaces more appealing. His journey began three years ago when he started the Rio Terminal project to learn Rust and explore terminal user interfaces. Throughout this time, he gained valuable knowledge about terminal functionality and connected with many industry professionals. His experience led him to Charm, where he is eager to contribute to enhancing the aesthetics of command line tools.

What is Raphael Amorim's new role?

Raphael Amorim is joining the company Charm, where he will work on improving the visual appeal of terminal interfaces.

What motivated Raphael to start the Rio Terminal project?

He wanted to learn Rust and create a practical project that he could use in his daily life, while also exploring how terminals work.

Why does Raphael admire Charm?

He appreciates how Charm transforms terminals into engaging and visually appealing tools, moving away from the traditional boring black-and-white screens.