Owl v0.3.0 has been released 
fuelen
josevalim
Creator of Elixir
Owl looks awesome! I loved the demos with asciinema, the logo, and especially the examples directory!
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tt67wq
fuelen
Owl v0.5.0 has been released
The release is small, but it has one cool function: Owl.LiveScreen.capture_stdio/2.
Full changelog is by the link below
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cblavier
fuelen
Owl v0.6.0 has been released
The biggest change in this release is an ability to render tables.
Tables are highly customizable, they work with Owl.Data.t() which allows colorizing even different chars inside a cell, not just a whole cell like in other libraries. Input expects a list of maps, and this structure allows autodetection of columns. There is sorting and filtering of columns, ability to specify max width for entire table (I wanted this for iex helpers 
) and for individual columns. And other minor but nice things
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cblavier
zachallaun
Really neat library!
A question about LiveScreen – is it possible to capture input/confirmation in a LiveScreen block while allowing other various printed messages to continue above? E.g. imagine the dependency compilation demo, but it prompts the user y/n to compile the dependencies one after the other and then shows the individual file compilation above asynchronously.
I’m thinking no, a least not at the moment, since the LiveScreen render has to return Owl.Data.t() and there doesn’t appear to be any way to “direct” an Owl.IO.confirm/etc. to something other than :stdio.
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fuelen
No, it is not possible to type anything and produce output at the same time. We need better control over inputs, and here is a problem. There is a related discussion here Portable getch? · fuelen/owl · Discussion #5 · GitHub
The easiest workaround for now is to handle editing in the editor.
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fuelen
Owl v0.7.0 has been released
A huge thanks to @zachallaun! Without his contributions, we wouldn’t have this release
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