Sooooo... are we going to have a plugin system or no? :)

• github-orgmode-tests

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  This is a test project where you can explore how github interprets Org-mode files

  Here's a story like you're describing above; this guy was not a programmer at all, but a writer, and was looking for a tool that fit his needs better than the word processors he was using. So he did some research and found that the org-mode layer fit his needs exactly. There is now also the NeoOrg plugin for neovim so there's no problem at all implementing whatever you need using a plugin system.

• helix

  178 18,480 9.9 Rust

  A post-modern modal text editor.

  

  The suspense is killing me already! I've been following this thread for a little bit now and still haven't seen a clear confirmation we will have one, and indeed there are some people in there saying we shouldn't have one at all, which would be insanely disappointing imo.

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• Rhai

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  I’m still hoping out hope for something like RustPython https://rustpython.github.io. Using Python to extend SublimeText over the years has been amazing. I have tons of little helpers that were dirt simple to write. I would love to see Helix adopt a known and popular language that’s easy for anyone to use rather than something obscure like Rhai.

• magit

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• neorg

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  Here's a story like you're describing above; this guy was not a programmer at all, but a writer, and was looking for a tool that fit his needs better than the word processors he was using. So he did some research and found that the org-mode layer fit his needs exactly. There is now also the NeoOrg plugin for neovim so there's no problem at all implementing whatever you need using a plugin system.

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