JSLab feature notes: one docs page, explained. Today: Settings and Keybindings and the command palette. ⌘, (or JSLab → Settings…) opens the Settings window. There's a search field across the top that searches every tab at once, and every field has help…
This helix vs neovim comparison is written for people who have never lived in a modal editor, or who tried Vim years ago and bounced off. We checked both projects against their own pages and current release notes as of…
As part of my Linux learning journey, I spent time practising three terminal-based text editors: Nano, Vi and Vim. Before this exercise, I understood that text editors were used to create and modify files. However, I wanted to understand how they…
I SSH'd into a box from a tmux pane and got the banner and a prompt, same as always. By the time the prompt came up, the box had already read the last thing I'd copied: box-b is a throwaway…
I've gotten used to my terminal dropping me straight into tmux on open. With Ghostty it's one line. There's always one session, and it survives closing the window. Comfortable. But once you're used to that, the moment you also use…
This post is the design: the decisions, why they went that way, and the three or four places where the mechanism was more interesting than the feature. Code is at the end. The naive answer to multi-root is:cd to…
Introduction Vim (the batch 24 post) is a legendary editor — and, by modern standards, a hard one to extend: its Vimscript configuration language and single-threaded design show their age. Neovim, forked from Vim in 2014, keeps Vim's modal editing and keybindings while…
This is an old note from around summer 2025, written up as a post. These days I mostly let AI do the coding, so I care a lot less about my local dev environment than I did back then. So read…
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