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Yazi is a high-performance terminal file manager written in Rust, utilizing non-blocking async I/O for efficient file management.

nnn is a lightweight, high-performance terminal file manager designed for efficiency and minimal resource usage across various Unix-like systems.

VimWiki is a personal wiki plugin for Vim that lets you organize notes, manage to-do lists, write documentation, and maintain a diary using linked text files with syntax highlighting, all exportable to HTML.

Neovim is an extensible refactor of the Vim text editor designed to simplify maintenance and enable advanced user interfaces.

A curated collection of single-file cheatsheets covering popular programming languages, backend and frontend frameworks, databases, and development tools, with a website directory and open contribution via pull requests.

Vim is a highly configurable, keyboard-driven text editor that improves on the classic UNIX Vi editor, adding multi-level undo, syntax highlighting, spell checking, scripting and a GUI while keeping Vi compatibility.

hitori.vim is a cross-platform Vim/Neovim plugin using denops.vim to enforce a single editor instance. It routes file opening requests via a WebSocket server, similar to neovim-remote, with CLI tools and WSL support.

Lapce is a lightning-fast, powerful code editor written in Rust, utilizing wgpu for rendering and Floem for its UI.

Helix is a post-modern modal text editor written in Rust, inspired by Kakoune and Neovim.

fzf is a general-purpose command-line fuzzy finder and interactive terminal toolkit used for selecting files, browsing history, and creating custom terminal workflows.

NvChad is a blazing-fast Neovim configuration framework written in Lua, offering a beautiful UI, ~90 themes, lazy-loaded plugins, and a modular starter config for a streamlined editing experience.

Litrepl is a command-line tool and Vim plugin that evaluates and updates code sections within Markdown or LaTeX documents using background interpreters like Python, Bash, and IPython, enabling literate programming workflows.

A terminal-based hands-on Python course: you write real code in a Neovim-style modal editor while a local TTS voice coaches you, offline. Includes drills, a simulated cloud/DevOps track (git, Docker, AWS, Terraform, Ansible, CI/CD) and saved progress.