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THE FIRST COLLECTIONA 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.
A keyboard-driven, vim-like web browser based on Python and Qt with a minimal GUI.
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.
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.
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.
