txt is a lightweight terminal text editor designed for engineers who want quick editing without modal systems or extensive configuration. It features syntax highlighting, code folding, git integration, LSP support, fuzzy file navigation, and keyboard-driven workflows optimized for staying in the terminal.
Toast is a terminal-based IDE that provides managed language servers, syntax highlighting, file tabs, and themes out of the box, designed for developers who want a pre-configured terminal editor without extensive setup. Available as a CLI tool via Homebrew or as an experimental native macOS app.
Julia 1.13 has been released with significant performance improvements, including 30% faster package precompilation than version 1.12 and 20% faster startup times. The release introduces new REPL features like syntax highlighting, redesigned history search with fuzzy finding, and Windows support for bracketed paste, along with improvements to macros and the hash function.
Julia 1.13 has been released with significant performance improvements, including 30% faster package precompilation than version 1.12 and ~20% faster startup times. The release features new REPL enhancements including syntax highlighting, redesigned history search with fuzzy finding, and bracketed paste support on Windows.
Julia 1.13 has been released with significant performance improvements, including 30% faster package precompilation than 1.12 and ~20% faster startup times. The release features new REPL enhancements including syntax highlighting, redesigned history search with fuzzy finding, and improved terminal paste handling, along with new macros and updated hash functions.
Oz is a Vim-style terminal text editor written in Zig, featuring six editing modes, tree-sitter syntax highlighting, LSP support, fuzzy search, workspaces, git integration, and an embedded terminal. It performs on par with or faster than Neovim across various benchmarks.
A JavaScript syntax highlighter built as a 12.7 kB WebAssembly module that highlights 5.56 MB of minified code in 265 ms in Chrome, 2× faster than gpu-lexer, with 99.97% agreement with Shiki on token classification. The component generates minimal HTML by only wrapping highlighted tokens without line wrappers or nested elements, producing output 56% smaller than Prism and 82% smaller than Sugar High.
A 27.5KB WebGPU-based syntax highlighter that language-agnostically analyzes source code by splitting it into tokens and using a small ML model to classify each part's type. It supports 75 languages without requiring language-specific grammars, though it differs from Shiki on about 12.57% of tokens.