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1.helix-editor / helix

A post-modern modal text editor.

text-editor
vim
rust
kakoune

Rust MPL-2.047K total4K forks

+3,019 stars

from 43,767 · score 8.01

2.yorickpeterse / nvim-pqfArchived

Prettier quickfix/location list windows for NeoVim

neovim
nvim
vim

Lua MPL-2.0187 total9 forks

+4 stars

from 183 · score 1.61

3.figsoda / nix-develop.nvim

Run `nix develop` without restarting neovim

neovim
nix
nvim
vim
flakes
riff
+2 more

Lua MPL-2.072 total5 forks

+4 stars

from 68 · score 1.61

4.yorickpeterse / nvim-windowArchived

Easily jump between NeoVim windows.

neovim
nvim
plugin

Lua MPL-2.0185 total18 forks

+3 stars

from 182 · score 1.39

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