SSunny1d ago · 21 min read🧭 Neovim Thinks in One DirectoryHey all 👋 Here is an assumption so deep in Neovim that you stop seeing it: there is one project, and it is wherever :pwd points. Telescope greps the cwd. nvim-tree roots itself at the cwd. Neogit opesunny-snskarora.hashnode.dev
WWaqas Shahid1d ago · 2 min readVim Explained: The Editor That Never DiesIntroduction Every few years someone declares Vim dead — replaced by VS Code, replaced by AI editors, replaced by something newer. Yet Vim, released in 1991 and descended from vi (1976), is still everpracticaldevblog.hashnode.dev
SSushanth KamabathulaSep 4 · 3 min readBuilding an IDE Out of Spare PartsThirteen language servers, thirteen different settings tables, and the one exclude rule that stops two of them from fighting over the same buffer. VS Code ships with language support baked in: installblundersnbuilds.hashnode.dev
AAlan JetarJun 15 · 10 min readmacOS Window Management: How I Replaced 10+ Apps with Browser + TerminalStruggling with macOS window management? I spent 6 months frustrated with slow animations, poor snapping, and constant app switching until I discovered a workflow that replaced 10+ desktop apps with jjetar.hashnode.dev
Aabu bakarMay 15 · 10 min readHow to Set Up Neovim on Windows (2026): From Terminal to Full IDENeovim is a fork of Vim that offers a modern, faster codebase with first-class Lua scripting support, built-in Language Server Protocol (LSP), and improved asynchronous functionality, allowing it to adevsdorm.hashnode.dev
RRuben AlvaradoMay 14 · 1 min readSave Your Neck, Save Your Code: Enable On‑Screen Caps LockFor developers, the main benefit of touch typing is ergonomic: keeping your eyes on the screen reduces neck strain and prevents the constant micro‑movements that break concentration. On top of that, hralvaracode.hashnode.dev
AAdey OMay 3 · 4 min readHow I Turned Daily Journaling into a Linux Terminal HabitI used to think learning Linux meant memorizing commands. That approach did not stick for me. I would learn a command, use it once or twice, forget it, and then come back later feeling like I was star1theadeyemi.hashnode.dev
PPrakyath ReddyMar 18 · 12 min readLinux Fundamentals - What I Learned Getting Comfortable With the Command LineThe goal I set for myself was simple: learn to live completely in the command line. Even when working with something like AWS, use the CLI and avoid depending on the GUI. This post is a compilation of4blog.prakyath.dev
MMatheusMar 14 · 2 min readvim and Neovim Reference: Normal Mode Operators, Text Objects, Macros, Marks, and Registersvim is the one editor guaranteed to be on every server. Here's what makes the difference between surviving and thriving. The operator + motion system — the real power # operator + motion = action on text range d = delete c = change y = yank ...releaserun.hashnode.dev
AAndrew ZborovskyiMar 3 · 7 min readWays to Learn Vim in 2026: A Complete Beginner's GuideIf you had asked someone five years ago whether learning Vim was necessary, they might have called it a niche flex for greybeards. But in 2026, the landscape of software development has shifted dramatblog.vimkata.app
