Wrote up my thoughts on why #nushell matters. And yes, they get a bit spicy 😅

https://www.jntrnr.com/case-for-nushell/

The case for Nushell

Sophia June Turner

@jntrnr I'm using #nushell for quite some time (over 2y now), but I got very simple needs, `cd` fire some command, ls, and git.

I happened to write few small scripts to process CSVs, cause it makes it quite easy.

bash/zsh are indeed old (and can be really slow), but changing them on remote machines is a no-go (where all the scripting usually requires posix shell).

I can't see good argument for fish tho, it's got different syntax and when I tried it - no windows support.

@gim I have not seen a more pleasant interactive experience like #fishshell provides (and not just great completion system), at least not without any configuration at all, and the language is a step forward compared to posix shells (more consistent, more clean)