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I moved to nvi. Feels good to go back a notch and realise that you actually don't need all of the other stuff to produce quality code.
by HugoDaniel 10y ago
I moved to nvi. Feels good to go back a notch and realise that you actually don't need all of the other stuff to produce quality code.
- donpdonp 10y agoI feel the same about 'vis'. Its lightening fast and does what I need. https://github.com/martanne/vis https://github.com/martanne/vis
- cloudhead 10y agoThis is a great project, I'm keeping a really close eye on it, but still missing the few plugins I use in vim/neovim.
- mememasterino 10y agoI apologize if this is not the right place to ask but how would I go about adding the following vim/nvim functionality to .visrc.lua ? inoremap jk <Esc> inoremap kj <Esc>
- zem 10y agovis looks really interesting. i keep meaning to make the time to try it out properly
- pklausler 10y agoMe, I just wrote my own editor that works exactly the way that I want it to work. Every Jedi needs to build their own light saber, and come on, it's just 6KLOC or so.
- HugoDaniel 10y agoah! amazing, can i try it ?
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- mod 10y agoLink a repo, I'd love to check it out. I've never even considered what goes into making an editor.
- Shoop 10y agoNot OP but https://github.com/pklausler/aoeui https://github.com/pklausler/aoeui
- easuter 10y agoMe, I wrote my own OS. Every real Jedi needs to build their own light saber, and come on, it's just 100KLOC or so.