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Geany is a small and lightweight integrated development environment and programmer's text editor. It runs on Linux, Windows, macOS, and other platforms, requires only the GTK3 runtime libraries, and offers syntax highlighting, code folding, symbol completion, a build system, and a plugin interface. The code is licensed under the GNU General Public Licence.
Helix is a modal text editor built in Rust for the terminal. It uses multiple selections as a core editing primitive and integrates Tree-sitter for syntax highlighting, indent calculation and code navigation. Language server support provides completion, goto definition, documentation and diagnostics. Built-in features include a fuzzy finder, project-wide search and themes. A plugin system and GUI frontend are planned but not currently available.
Dotfyle is a directory for discovering and sharing Neovim plugins. It lists new, trending and popular plugins, allows searching Neovim configurations by plugin manager, plugins or language servers, and hosts the This Week in Neovim newsletter.
Edit and debug code with a desktop editor.
Lapce is a modern open source code editor written in Rust, featuring a native GUI with GPU acceleration in Floem. It offers remote development, built-in LSP support with Tree-sitter syntax highlighting, Vim-like modal editing and a WASI plugin system for writing plugins in languages that compile to WASI. It includes a built-in terminal.
Neovim is a hyperextensible Vim-based text editor. It is a fork of Vim, maintaining compatibility with Vim's editing model and Vimscript v1 where possible, and provides features such as Lua plugins, LSP-based code inspection and refactoring, and Tree-sitter parsing. Extensions can be built in any language through RPC, and GUI and IDE frontends can embed it as an editor or script host.
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Geany is a small and lightweight integrated development environment and programmer's text editor. It runs on Linux, Windows, macOS, and other platforms, requires only the GTK3 runtime libraries, and offers syntax highlighting, code folding, symbol completion, a build system, and a plugin interface. The code is licensed under the GNU General Public Licence.
Helix is a modal text editor built in Rust for the terminal. It uses multiple selections as a core editing primitive and integrates Tree-sitter for syntax highlighting, indent calculation and code navigation. Language server support provides completion, goto definition, documentation and diagnostics. Built-in features include a fuzzy finder, project-wide search and themes. A plugin system and GUI frontend are planned but not currently available.
Dotfyle is a directory for discovering and sharing Neovim plugins. It lists new, trending and popular plugins, allows searching Neovim configurations by plugin manager, plugins or language servers, and hosts the This Week in Neovim newsletter.
Edit and debug code with a desktop editor.
Lapce is a modern open source code editor written in Rust, featuring a native GUI with GPU acceleration in Floem. It offers remote development, built-in LSP support with Tree-sitter syntax highlighting, Vim-like modal editing and a WASI plugin system for writing plugins in languages that compile to WASI. It includes a built-in terminal.
Neovim is a hyperextensible Vim-based text editor. It is a fork of Vim, maintaining compatibility with Vim's editing model and Vimscript v1 where possible, and provides features such as Lua plugins, LSP-based code inspection and refactoring, and Tree-sitter parsing. Extensions can be built in any language through RPC, and GUI and IDE frontends can embed it as an editor or script host.
