#vim — Public Fediverse posts
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Open-sourced my personal Neovim setup: nvimz
Native-first, lightweight, and optimized for backend/devops workflows.
Built around Neovim 0.12, vim.pack, and mini.nvim.
Fork freely if useful :)))
Stars are appreciated.https://github.com/andev0x/nvimz
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https://andrew-mccall.com/blog/2026/05/why-sublime-text-is-worth-it-in-2026/
I renewed my Sublime Text license after using my expired one for two years. I put together a blog post which goes through the process of why I decided to renew. In the age of Microslop VS Code and VC/PEF-backed ZED, having diversity in the source code editing software world seems important to me . Ultimately it came down to the fact that it is extremely stable, it just works, and it has vim mode.
#SublimeText #Vim #TextEditor #SourceCode #Microslop #zed #vscode
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https://andrew-mccall.com/blog/2026/05/why-sublime-text-is-worth-it-in-2026/
I renewed my Sublime Text license after using my expired one for two years. I put together a blog post which goes through the process of why I decided to renew. In the age of Microslop VS Code and VC/PEF-backed ZED, having diversity in the source code editing software world seems important to me . Ultimately it came down to the fact that it is extremely stable, it just works, and it has vim mode.
#SublimeText #Vim #TextEditor #SourceCode #Microslop #zed #vscode
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https://andrew-mccall.com/blog/2026/05/why-sublime-text-is-worth-it-in-2026/
I renewed my Sublime Text license after using my expired one for two years. I put together a blog post which goes through the process of why I decided to renew. In the age of Microslop VS Code and VC/PEF-backed ZED, having diversity in the source code editing software world seems important to me . Ultimately it came down to the fact that it is extremely stable, it just works, and it has vim mode.
#SublimeText #Vim #TextEditor #SourceCode #Microslop #zed #vscode
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https://andrew-mccall.com/blog/2026/05/why-sublime-text-is-worth-it-in-2026/
I renewed my Sublime Text license after using my expired one for two years. I put together a blog post which goes through the process of why I decided to renew. In the age of Microslop VS Code and VC/PEF-backed ZED, having diversity in the source code editing software world seems important to me . Ultimately it came down to the fact that it is extremely stable, it just works, and it has vim mode.
#SublimeText #Vim #TextEditor #SourceCode #Microslop #zed #vscode
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https://andrew-mccall.com/blog/2026/05/why-sublime-text-is-worth-it-in-2026/
I renewed my Sublime Text license after using my expired one for two years. I put together a blog post which goes through the process of why I decided to renew. In the age of Microslop VS Code and VC/PEF-backed ZED, having diversity in the source code editing software world seems important to me . Ultimately it came down to the fact that it is extremely stable, it just works, and it has vim mode.
#SublimeText #Vim #TextEditor #SourceCode #Microslop #zed #vscode
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Yesterday I learned that #Vim and #neovim have workspaces, but most people don't use them because they're called "tabpages"...
Only one neovim extension supports native tabpage use (tabby); most replace the tabline with a buffer overview, which imho just clutters the screen.
This probably says something profound about familiarity vs innovation in what people find "intuitive".
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Yesterday I learned that #Vim and #neovim have workspaces, but most people don't use them because they're called "tabpages"...
Only one neovim extension supports native tabpage use (tabby); most replace the tabline with a buffer overview, which imho just clutters the screen.
This probably says something profound about familiarity vs innovation in what people find "intuitive".
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Yesterday I learned that #Vim and #neovim have workspaces, but most people don't use them because they're called "tabpages"...
Only one neovim extension supports native tabpage use (tabby); most replace the tabline with a buffer overview, which imho just clutters the screen.
This probably says something profound about familiarity vs innovation in what people find "intuitive".
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Yesterday I learned that #Vim and #neovim have workspaces, but most people don't use them because they're called "tabpages"...
Only one neovim extension supports native tabpage use (tabby); most replace the tabline with a buffer overview, which imho just clutters the screen.
This probably says something profound about familiarity vs innovation in what people find "intuitive".
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Yesterday I learned that #Vim and #neovim have workspaces, but most people don't use them because they're called "tabpages"...
Only one neovim extension supports native tabpage use (tabby); most replace the tabline with a buffer overview, which imho just clutters the screen.
This probably says something profound about familiarity vs innovation in what people find "intuitive".
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@vkc This is awesome stuff!! Guess I've been using a ""writerDeck"" for years and never knew it. On my main work computer that I use on the road nearly every day, I run #tmux in #termux with #vim, #nnn, #sqlite, #syncthing, and a (perty sweet) custom amber glow colourscheme on my phone mounted on the visor in my car with a split-36 keyboard which sits on my knees.
\m/ Outstanding video, thank you! We all need more of this sorta stuff to inspire us.
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@vkc This is awesome stuff!! Guess I've been using a ""writerDeck"" for years and never knew it. On my main work computer that I use on the road nearly every day, I run #tmux in #termux with #vim, #nnn, #sqlite, #syncthing, and a (perty sweet) custom amber glow colourscheme on my phone mounted on the visor in my car with a split-36 keyboard which sits on my knees.
\m/ Outstanding video, thank you! We all need more of this sorta stuff to inspire us.
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@vkc This is awesome stuff!! Guess I've been using a ""writerDeck"" for years and never knew it. On my main work computer that I use on the road nearly every day, I run #tmux in #termux with #vim, #nnn, #sqlite, #syncthing, and a (perty sweet) custom amber glow colourscheme on my phone mounted on the visor in my car with a split-36 keyboard which sits on my knees.
\m/ Outstanding video, thank you! We all need more of this sorta stuff to inspire us.
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@vkc This is awesome stuff!! Guess I've been using a ""writerDeck"" for years and never knew it. On my main work computer that I use on the road nearly every day, I run #tmux in #termux with #vim, #nnn, #sqlite, #syncthing, and a (perty sweet) custom amber glow colourscheme on my phone mounted on the visor in my car with a split-36 keyboard which sits on my knees.
\m/ Outstanding video, thank you! We all need more of this sorta stuff to inspire us.
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@vkc This is awesome stuff!! Guess I've been using a ""writerDeck"" for years and never knew it. On my main work computer that I use on the road nearly every day, I run #tmux in #termux with #vim, #nnn, #sqlite, #syncthing, and a (perty sweet) custom amber glow colourscheme on my phone mounted on the visor in my car with a split-36 keyboard which sits on my knees.
\m/ Outstanding video, thank you! We all need more of this sorta stuff to inspire us.
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Lisp in Vim (2019)
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Lisp in Vim (2019)
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Lisp in Vim (2019)
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Lisp in Vim (2019)
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Lisp in Vim (2019)
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CURSO DE VIM CONCLUÍDO! AULA 9 NO AR + CERTIFICADO!
Chegamos ao fim! A última aula do Curso Básico de Vim já está disponível. Aprenda a instalar temas e use o visual oficial da Sociedade Pinguim no seu terminal.
E para quem acompanhou todas as aulas, o seu certificado de conclusão está pronto!
Assista à última aula:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFwbORvHQIIEmita seu certificado:
https://canva.link/wvgx0uibgpke29e -
haunt.nvim: Ghost text bookmarks for Neovim https://lobste.rs/s/5ghcmr #vim
https://github.com/TheNoeTrevino/haunt.nvim -
The Vim text editor now offers an opt-in GTK 4 GUI backend in the master branch, in addition to the existing GTK 2 and GTK 3 options.
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But I’m also doing “:wq" a lot, instead of “:w” when I want only to save. Idk why :D #vim
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Idk if I'm #vim -ing right, but honestly I use JK a lot but HL not so much.
