Nvim
Doris.nvim [Free]...
A plugin for nvim (LazyVim) hosted open-source MIT licence. It’s quite a bit
of a mix. Check here
for details.
I’m liking Lua, especially now I’m building something to help with my future
experience with it. The repository also contains some dotfiles for some other
tools and my nvim (LazyVim) dotfiles with a cmp example fetching autojump
directories after typing a /. Easier after combining a few online
tutorials, and a bit of hacking lua/config/complete.lua.
Neovim...
The excellent Neovim
has improved a lot since the older
vim and even the original vi. It now includes Lua scripting as well as
the more obscure Vim Script. It is best using some extra configuration of which
LazyVim
I have found to be very useful.
As a fast loading editor with treesitter and various LSP servers, it’s nice,
although the way “modes” work is not your usual editor way. It has the speed
advantage over VSCode and also will load files over an SSH connection
whereas VSCode just freezes. I tried Emacs for a while and have used it
back in the 90s. I found the LISP configuration more annoying than using
Lua for configuration. Also LazyVim really solves the initial setup problems.