If you’re reading this and you use Sublime Text or VSCode or anything else, and this gives you the feeling that you should or must switch to vim, or that I consider it a lower class of editor and think that the mere existence of vim makes other tools ‘newbie’ tools and you immediately start installing vim and spending the rest of your day learning the modes: please don’t. If the editor you’ve been using is working for you, it’s working. Somehow text editors became status symbols in technology, the kind of topic that some jerk in the office goes ‘harumph’ when he (it’s a he) discovers that the new hire uses Coda. — How and why I use (neo)vim

5 steps to faster web fonts. See also Tom Macwright’s article, This page weighs 15kb.

Modern Javascript: Everything you missed over the last 10 years. #js

Sqliteviz is a single-page offline-first PWA for fully client-side visualisation of SQLite databases or CSV files.

On .plan files. With some nice ideas to manage them with Vim.

TIL about pledge() and unveil(). #unix

VIM Testing and Workflow. #vim

Using (neo)vim for C++ development. #vim

Bayesian Statistics using Julia and Turing. #julia

https://vim.help/. #vim