Old times good times…

Back in the day, also Fraise and Smultron. Somehow I missed the TextMate train! — Trying BBEdit and Nova

Funny enough to say, I came across Fraise and Smultron via Jan de Leeuw at the time iDisk still existed (or was about to die).

New kid on the block: https://neomacs.org.

/me is listening to “Walking Low” by Lene Lovich

How QuickLook provides thumbnails and previews. #apple

SQLite as a document database. #database

TIL that CONTEXT is available through Quarto. #tex

nvim-core: Zero-plugin Neovim configuration for production servers and air-gapped environments. #vim

To the point that I find a lot of plugins either re-implement built-in features or outright go against the philosophies in vim (more on this later). Personally, I spend as much time (or more) trying to remove plugins as I do trying to find new ones to solve a need. Plugins have better SEO, but worse integration with the editor, on average. Because of this, I might use a plugin for a bit just to solve a need, but then upon reading up on vim documentation (some of the best around), I might find a way to do something better than my current plugin-based way. — epicide on HN

/me is listening to “Mixing The Colors” by Iggy Pop