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I really like Hyper terminal. It's hackable and easy to use. Built a few themes for it as well. The JavaScript eco-system + terminal is FTW.

It's really easy to build plugins, and has a great community around it!

Unfortunately I had terrible battery life and RAM/CPU usage compared to iTerm 2, and didn't find many practical plugins (though many of them are cool).

Been using Hyper since it's initial release. At this point I don't think I'd be comfortable using any other terminal, since I have such a consistent experience when developing on *any* platform. 10/10.

I've been using Now for a while and it's one of the greatest Ops/Devops products I've ever used! It makes it simple to deploy an app not having to worry about it scaling up or down. Buying domains through the CLI is just a seamless, while it still allows for DNS record changes

I you're on Windows machine, especially if you're working with TMUX, VIM (or NeoVIM) & powerline (or Vim-airline) inside WSL, Built-in bash or mintty terminal still the best choice for now.

Current issues of mine with TMUX & VIM:

- Colour simply incorrect in some cases (vim syntax, powerline or vim airline, tmux, zsh (oh-my-zsh theme) etc)

- Cursor navigation & text selections are terrible.

> Can't navigate to another panes nor window on Tmux (or Tabs on Vim). If you have 2 panes opened (vim nor tmux).

> Can't selecting the text on one side of your pane only, you'll end up with selecting all texts appears in the terminal window

- Scrolling is even worse, especially after risizing the window inside tmux or vim

Cheers

I haven't had any issues with it, been very happy and using it for almost a year now. Issues are resolved quickly and there's a great community and a lot of plugins.

Changes made into version 2 have dramatically increased stability and for most task can be used as the day to day terminal.