What I've Learned About My Editing Skills

1. helix

   1 438 35,455 9.8 Rust

   A post-modern modal text editor.

   

   However, I have one “small” issue with it — it operates very differently from (neo)vim key bindings. I tried to reconfigure it to be as close to vim as possible, but I couldn't achieve 100% vim-like key bindings.

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3. Vim

   2 434 37,365 9.9 Vim Script

   The official Vim repository

   

   A friend showed me a cool editor named vim and some tricks he did with text on it.

4. neovim

   3 1,416 85,911 10.0 Vim Script

   Vim-fork focused on extensibility and usability

   

   One of the issues I have with vim (I actually use neovim for several years now) is that I do not remember most of the language.

5. evil-helix

   4 2 458 9.6 Rust

   Bringing the Helix editor to the evil side

   

   Maybe I'll try Evil Helix: "A soft fork of Helix which introduces Vim keybindings and more."

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