Emacs

There’s a pull request on the neovim / neovim project that adds libvterm. This library is a C implementation of a terminal emulator that provides callbacks for drawing, so Thiago de Arruda has hooked into it and displays the output from within Neovim.

Chris Penner is just starting out with Vim, and he’s written an interesting article about his experiences: Vim Vs. Emacs?. I remember being in the same position, and the reason I stuck with Vim was the reason I could have stuck with Emacs: I didn’t want to waste time learning a platform-specific editor…

I’ve recently seen people using Vim plugins in just about every editor: Visual Studio, WebStorm, Atom, Sublime, and Emacs. Emacs seem to appeal to a particular type of programmer: experimenters who try out lots of languages only to find Lisp strangely rewarding.

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ingo-library

Ingo Karkat has released ingo-library, which contains all of the common autoload functions that he uses with his scripts. In his…