Why a growing number of developers make the terminal — Ghostty or WezTerm, plus a multiplexer and a modal editor — the host application instead of a pane inside VS Code, and how to assemble that workflow.
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Ghostty and WezTerm as IDEs: Leaving VS Code's Integrated Terminal Behind -
Helix Editor: Modal Editing Without Vim's Legacy Helix is modal editing rebuilt without Vim's thirty years of baggage — selection-first editing, built-in LSP and tree-sitter, and sane defaults with no plugin manager. What it gets right, and where the lack of plugins still bites.
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Lua: The Embeddable Language A technically deep guide to Lua for experienced engineers — covering syntax, metatables, coroutines, the C API, LuaJIT, Neovim plugins, OpenResty, Redis scripting, and game engines. Not a beginner tutorial.
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vim/neovim for DevOps: Your Terminal Editor, Supercharged A practical guide to vim and neovim for DevOps engineers — modal editing, essential motions, macros, plugins, and making it your daily driver.