A mode to facilitate interactive data visualization using Vega from within emacs
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Shell library with powerful and modern UI, large feature set, and `.inputrc` support
- readline
- vim-mode
- golang
- console
Modern Neovim Boilerplate ✨
- boilerplate
- neovim
- starter
- config
Zenburn for the modern age
A lightweight markdown format plugin like vim-table-mode but write in lua
Emacs mode for LESS CSS (lesscss.org), with support for compile-on-save
Common Lisp logging framework, modeled after Log4J
- logging
- syslog
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A tiny Neovim plugin to highlight text matching the current selection in visual mode 💫
Emacs minor mode for live Parenscript interaction
Emacs mode for highlighting weasel words
GPTModels - a multi model, window based LLM AI plugin for neovim, with an emphasis on stability and clean code
Neovim plugin to calculate mathematical expressions within a buffer with visual mode, functions and variable support.
Hide secrets like API keys, passwords and tokens in Neovim while screen sharing or streaming. Masks .env, JSON, YAML, TOML, XML, .http, Terraform/HCL and Dockerfiles with extmarks, without changing the file. Presentation mode, screen shield, picker and terminal masking.
🌻 An Emacs major mode for the V programming language.
- v
- vlang
- emacs-mode
Create persistent code notes without modifying code
- neovim
- neovim-plugin
- code-notes
- notes
A minimal crystal mode for emacs, based on ruby-mode.
- crystal
- emacs
Use the Pomodoro Technique in Neovim with built-in session tracking and break reminders.
A single command palette with prefix based pickers for Neovim
- command-palette
- neovim
- plugin
- programming
Escape from insert mode, terminal mode & more without delay
- lua
- neovim
A neovim plugin for interfacing with the freedesktop dark mode standard
- neovim
- neovim-plugin
- night-mode
- theme-switcher
Smali/Baksmali mode for Emacs
Do you often find yourself caught off guard idling in Insert mode instead of escaping to Normal mode like a true Vim user? Let this help you train yourself out of the bad habit. It also boots you out of Insert mode after certain amount of seconds of inactivity
PICO-8 mode for Emacs