> because metrics could come as CSVs, JSON or any other format in a terminal
You're missing the point, it's about graphs humans can look at and gain understanding. A bunch of floating point numbers in a table are never going to give that capability.
This is just one example where a UI outshines a CLI, it's not the only one. There are limitations to what you can do in a terminal, especially if you consider ease of development
You're missing the point, it's about graphs humans can look at and gain understanding. A bunch of floating point numbers in a table are never going to give that capability.
This is just one example where a UI outshines a CLI, it's not the only one. There are limitations to what you can do in a terminal, especially if you consider ease of development