NeoZoom.lua VS Alduin

Link to the project: nyngwang/NeoZoom.lua (github.com)

lovely one that works with my plugin.

Maybe you might be interested in this, which I found useful: nyngwang/NeoZoom.lua: A simple usecase of floating window to help you focus. (github.com)

Here is the project link: https://github.com/nyngwang/NeoZoom.lua.

Hi, I'm the author of nyngwang/NeoZoom.lua, I have planned to support mfussenegger/nvim-dap these days. You might subscribe to this corresponding issue.

Oh god! It works on zero configuration(I only call an empty setup{}) with my zoom-in plugin: nyngwang/NeoZoom.lua, which is a plugin I created months ago, and it has become a sophisticated one now(I haven't updated the README too).

https://github.com/nyngwang/NeoZoom.lua try this if your problem is that splitting causes the editing area too small.

Please give the author a star if you like it :) (like I did) Credit: AlessandroYorba/Alduin

Dracula is a fine theme, however, I feel like it's more convenient than it is pretty. I admire Dracula, Nord, and Gruvbox and how committed they are to their own aesthetics - my personal favorite, similar to Gruvbox, is Alduin[0] but sadly it's for Vim only.

I only wish popular themes didn't feel like they had to use every primary color for the text. I wish we took the popular themes and made them even more opinionated, fewer colors with greater emphasis. At the end of the day most themes nowadays are just different shades of all rainbow text over your choice of a light or dark background. Dark or light... It reminds me of that theory about how early humans, before having words for different colors, only had light and dark to describe things.

Does anyone have any recommendations for opinionated color schemes with limited palettes with emphasis on particular colors instead of just dark/light?

0. https://github.com/AlessandroYorba/Alduin

Thanks! I ended up going with alduin. Making a color scheme is just too hard T.T

hey sorry for the late reply it's called Alduin