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flow discussion
flow reviews and mentions
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Flow – A Programmer's Text Editor
Just an aside, but I feel like the codebase could use some comments. I don't use Zig so it may just be my unfamiliarity with the language, but at first glance code like this doesn't seem immediately straightforward:
https://github.com/neurocyte/flow/blob/90aba421a22334467daa7...
- Flow Control: a programmer's text editor
- Flow Control: a progammer's text editor
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Customizing tmux and making it less dreadful
The reason I don't do this (even though a trivial config could make this possible) is I want more indications that I'm remote vs local. I'll even change the remote status bar (sometimes theme) so there's more visual indication (an icon helps, but it quickly becomes invisible, just like the hostname). To be clear, I don't have a pattern for every machine, just 2: local vs remote. Everything remote starts with my tmux binding ( sucks and requires an absurd hand movement, so I use because who freezes these days?). With this I still keep all my muscle memory but have a clear signal of "remote vs local" and prevents silly mistakes.
> (e.g. recently I was again trying to use flow and its next-tab and previous-tab shortcuts clash with Ghostty's) -
TUI editor and Vim/Neovim alternative
Haven't tried it, but it looks nice. Well done to the authors.
Reminds me of Flow Control (https://flow-control.dev/), which is really nice and comfortable to use! It looks and feels more mature than a 0.x release.
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neurocyte/flow is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of flow is Zig.