ashkankiani

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   by ashkankiani 7y ago

   It depends on the type of work you're doing. I've been using vim for many years and I am frequently limited by my typing speed when it comes to some things like scripts. When it comes to work that doesn't require deep thought
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   by ashkankiani 7y ago

   Without Mike Pall, it won't be progressing as quickly, but it's definitely not dead. It can still fill a niche as a best in class embedded language thanks to its amazing JIT. It's used in Redis, mpv, neovim, and a lot of othe
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   by ashkankiani 7y ago

   I mean, to be fair, this only took me a few hours to write, and most of it was spent on the README/docs/demo, so it's not a huge deal. I do wish I had done it sooner, considering how long the Lua integration has been in Neovi
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   Nvim-colorizer.lua: The fastest colorizer for neovim (and no dependencies too)(github.com)

   95 points by ashkankiani 7y ago|24 comments