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@krutonium #HelixEditor with #nixd LSP and #nixfmt formatter.
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@krutonium #HelixEditor with #nixd LSP and #nixfmt formatter.
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@krutonium #HelixEditor with #nixd LSP and #nixfmt formatter.
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@krutonium #HelixEditor with #nixd LSP and #nixfmt formatter.
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@krutonium #HelixEditor with #nixd LSP and #nixfmt formatter.
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@nikitonsky @mwichary this is tempting me to give it another shot, but I’m like 90% happy with #HelixEditor
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@nikitonsky @mwichary this is tempting me to give it another shot, but I’m like 90% happy with #HelixEditor
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@nikitonsky @mwichary this is tempting me to give it another shot, but I’m like 90% happy with #HelixEditor
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@nikitonsky @mwichary this is tempting me to give it another shot, but I’m like 90% happy with #HelixEditor
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@nikitonsky @mwichary this is tempting me to give it another shot, but I’m like 90% happy with #HelixEditor
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Going all-in:
alias vi=hx
alias vim=hx
alias nvim=hx
export EDITOR=hx -
Let's see if I can remap my brain to use these keys since most newer laptop arrow keys suck.
```
[keys.normal]
A-j = "move_char_left"
A-l = "move_char_right"
A-i = "move_visual_line_up"
A-k = "move_visual_line_down"[keys.insert]
A-j = "move_char_left"
A-l = "move_char_right"
A-i = "move_visual_line_up"
A-k = "move_visual_line_down"
``` -
Let's see if I can remap my brain to use these keys since most newer laptop arrow keys suck.
```
[keys.normal]
A-j = "move_char_left"
A-l = "move_char_right"
A-i = "move_visual_line_up"
A-k = "move_visual_line_down"[keys.insert]
A-j = "move_char_left"
A-l = "move_char_right"
A-i = "move_visual_line_up"
A-k = "move_visual_line_down"
``` -
Let's see if I can remap my brain to use these keys since most newer laptop arrow keys suck.
```
[keys.normal]
A-j = "move_char_left"
A-l = "move_char_right"
A-i = "move_visual_line_up"
A-k = "move_visual_line_down"[keys.insert]
A-j = "move_char_left"
A-l = "move_char_right"
A-i = "move_visual_line_up"
A-k = "move_visual_line_down"
``` -
Let's see if I can remap my brain to use these keys since most newer laptop arrow keys suck.
```
[keys.normal]
A-j = "move_char_left"
A-l = "move_char_right"
A-i = "move_visual_line_up"
A-k = "move_visual_line_down"[keys.insert]
A-j = "move_char_left"
A-l = "move_char_right"
A-i = "move_visual_line_up"
A-k = "move_visual_line_down"
``` -
Let's see if I can remap my brain to use these keys since most newer laptop arrow keys suck.
```
[keys.normal]
A-j = "move_char_left"
A-l = "move_char_right"
A-i = "move_visual_line_up"
A-k = "move_visual_line_down"[keys.insert]
A-j = "move_char_left"
A-l = "move_char_right"
A-i = "move_visual_line_up"
A-k = "move_visual_line_down"
``` -
I decided to work on this #treesitter parser a little bit more and put together some documentation for it:
https://tree-sitter-fasta.jrhawley.ca/
This won't come as a surprise to software maintainers, but writing good documentation is hard! It takes a lot of time to make sure it's right and that things are understandable.
In this case, I found Tree-sitter's support across editors to be ... sparse. #HelixEditor is by far the easiest, which is why I've documented that one first.
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I decided to work on this #treesitter parser a little bit more and put together some documentation for it:
https://tree-sitter-fasta.jrhawley.ca/
This won't come as a surprise to software maintainers, but writing good documentation is hard! It takes a lot of time to make sure it's right and that things are understandable.
In this case, I found Tree-sitter's support across editors to be ... sparse. #HelixEditor is by far the easiest, which is why I've documented that one first.
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I decided to work on this #treesitter parser a little bit more and put together some documentation for it:
https://tree-sitter-fasta.jrhawley.ca/
This won't come as a surprise to software maintainers, but writing good documentation is hard! It takes a lot of time to make sure it's right and that things are understandable.
In this case, I found Tree-sitter's support across editors to be ... sparse. #HelixEditor is by far the easiest, which is why I've documented that one first.
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I decided to work on this #treesitter parser a little bit more and put together some documentation for it:
https://tree-sitter-fasta.jrhawley.ca/
This won't come as a surprise to software maintainers, but writing good documentation is hard! It takes a lot of time to make sure it's right and that things are understandable.
In this case, I found Tree-sitter's support across editors to be ... sparse. #HelixEditor is by far the easiest, which is why I've documented that one first.
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By the way, if you know Vim/Neovim and are curious about Helix, you should probably watch this 13-minute video: it reviews the latter editor, comparing it to the former ones.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJHjCGHGQhw
Or, you know, visit the website, read the documentation, go through the tutorial
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By the way, if you know Vim/Neovim and are curious about Helix, you should probably watch this 13-minute video: it reviews the latter editor, comparing it to the former ones.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJHjCGHGQhw
Or, you know, visit the website, read the documentation, go through the tutorial
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By the way, if you know Vim/Neovim and are curious about Helix, you should probably watch this 13-minute video: it reviews the latter editor, comparing it to the former ones.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJHjCGHGQhw
Or, you know, visit the website, read the documentation, go through the tutorial
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By the way, if you know Vim/Neovim and are curious about Helix, you should probably watch this 13-minute video: it reviews the latter editor, comparing it to the former ones.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJHjCGHGQhw
Or, you know, visit the website, read the documentation, go through the tutorial
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#terSoftware de programa para fazer programa?
Classicamente uso o #RStudio para analisar dados de pesquisa com o #RStats. A tendência é mudar para o Positron, mas eu nunca aprendi a usar o VSCodium e seus amigos, e estou com preguiça de aprender. Pensei em voltar para o #Vim, mas as coisas legais que o RStudio faz dependem de recursos que eu achava estarem mais presentes no #Neovim. Configurar o Neovim é cansativo, estou experimentando o #HelixEditor
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#terSoftware de programa para fazer programa?
Classicamente uso o #RStudio para analisar dados de pesquisa com o #RStats. A tendência é mudar para o Positron, mas eu nunca aprendi a usar o VSCodium e seus amigos, e estou com preguiça de aprender. Pensei em voltar para o #Vim, mas as coisas legais que o RStudio faz dependem de recursos que eu achava estarem mais presentes no #Neovim. Configurar o Neovim é cansativo, estou experimentando o #HelixEditor
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#terSoftware de programa para fazer programa?
Classicamente uso o #RStudio para analisar dados de pesquisa com o #RStats. A tendência é mudar para o Positron, mas eu nunca aprendi a usar o VSCodium e seus amigos, e estou com preguiça de aprender. Pensei em voltar para o #Vim, mas as coisas legais que o RStudio faz dependem de recursos que eu achava estarem mais presentes no #Neovim. Configurar o Neovim é cansativo, estou experimentando o #HelixEditor
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#terSoftware de programa para fazer programa?
Classicamente uso o #RStudio para analisar dados de pesquisa com o #RStats. A tendência é mudar para o Positron, mas eu nunca aprendi a usar o VSCodium e seus amigos, e estou com preguiça de aprender. Pensei em voltar para o #Vim, mas as coisas legais que o RStudio faz dependem de recursos que eu achava estarem mais presentes no #Neovim. Configurar o Neovim é cansativo, estou experimentando o #HelixEditor
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#terSoftware de programa para fazer programa?
Classicamente uso o #RStudio para analisar dados de pesquisa com o #RStats. A tendência é mudar para o Positron, mas eu nunca aprendi a usar o VSCodium e seus amigos, e estou com preguiça de aprender. Pensei em voltar para o #Vim, mas as coisas legais que o RStudio faz dependem de recursos que eu achava estarem mais presentes no #Neovim. Configurar o Neovim é cansativo, estou experimentando o #HelixEditor
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I'm pretty stoked about this https://codeberg.org/trey/dotfiles/src/branch/main/helix/config.toml#L21-L32 #HelixEditor
Shows a nicely formatted git blame message for the current line and then copies the sha1 hash to your clipboard if you want to dig in more.
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I'm pretty stoked about this https://codeberg.org/trey/dotfiles/src/branch/main/helix/config.toml#L21-L32 #HelixEditor
Shows a nicely formatted git blame message for the current line and then copies the sha1 hash to your clipboard if you want to dig in more.
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I'm pretty stoked about this https://codeberg.org/trey/dotfiles/src/branch/main/helix/config.toml#L21-L32 #HelixEditor
Shows a nicely formatted git blame message for the current line and then copies the sha1 hash to your clipboard if you want to dig in more.
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I'm pretty stoked about this https://codeberg.org/trey/dotfiles/src/branch/main/helix/config.toml#L21-L32 #HelixEditor
Shows a nicely formatted git blame message for the current line and then copies the sha1 hash to your clipboard if you want to dig in more.
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I'm pretty stoked about this https://codeberg.org/trey/dotfiles/src/branch/main/helix/config.toml#L21-L32 #HelixEditor
Shows a nicely formatted git blame message for the current line and then copies the sha1 hash to your clipboard if you want to dig in more.
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The Helix modal editor has built-in support for treesitter, but it only ships with some of the R queries: (syntax) highlight, injection, and locals. It does not have yet queries for text objects, tags, indentation or rainbow brackets. At least three of these are available elsewhere; I wonder how hard would it be to adapt those for Helix?
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The Helix modal editor has built-in support for treesitter, but it only ships with some of the R queries: (syntax) highlight, injection, and locals. It does not have yet queries for text objects, tags, indentation or rainbow brackets. At least three of these are available elsewhere; I wonder how hard would it be to adapt those for Helix?
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The Helix modal editor has built-in support for treesitter, but it only ships with some of the R queries: (syntax) highlight, injection, and locals. It does not have yet queries for text objects, tags, indentation or rainbow brackets. At least three of these are available elsewhere; I wonder how hard would it be to adapt those for Helix?
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The Helix modal editor has built-in support for treesitter, but it only ships with some of the R queries: (syntax) highlight, injection, and locals. It does not have yet queries for text objects, tags, indentation or rainbow brackets. At least three of these are available elsewhere; I wonder how hard would it be to adapt those for Helix?
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It is kinda sarcastic that I went from neovim to #HelixEditor for "plugin free" experience where everything works out-of-the-box and now I end up installing helix fork with plugins 🤣
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It is kinda sarcastic that I went from neovim to #HelixEditor for "plugin free" experience where everything works out-of-the-box and now I end up installing helix fork with plugins 🤣
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It is kinda sarcastic that I went from neovim to #HelixEditor for "plugin free" experience where everything works out-of-the-box and now I end up installing helix fork with plugins 🤣
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It is kinda sarcastic that I went from neovim to #HelixEditor for "plugin free" experience where everything works out-of-the-box and now I end up installing helix fork with plugins 🤣
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What are your thoughts on Helix, especially when coming from Vim?
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What are your thoughts on Helix, especially when coming from Vim?
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What are your thoughts on Helix, especially when coming from Vim?
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What are your thoughts on Helix, especially when coming from Vim?
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What are your thoughts on Helix, especially when coming from Vim?
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I already loved Helix (best editor in the world), but yesterday @haeckerfelix showed me that Language Servers can go much further than I thought.
TIL that Helix and Typst are a match made in heaven, thanks to the Language Server tinymist.
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I already loved Helix (best editor in the world), but yesterday @haeckerfelix showed me that Language Servers can go much further than I thought.
TIL that Helix and Typst are a match made in heaven, thanks to the Language Server tinymist.
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I already loved Helix (best editor in the world), but yesterday @haeckerfelix showed me that Language Servers can go much further than I thought.
TIL that Helix and Typst are a match made in heaven, thanks to the Language Server tinymist.