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Published inNov 2018
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ISBN-139781789341096
Edition1st Edition
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Ruslan Osipov
Ruslan Osipov
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Ruslan Osipov

Ruslan Osipov is a software engineer at Google, an avid traveler, and a part-time blogger. He is a self-taught engineer. He started publishing personal Vim notes in 2012, and became increasingly interested in the intricacies of the editor and its applications in optimizing development workflows.
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Oni

Oni (https://github.com/onivim/oni) is a cross-platform GUI editor on top of Neovim, that brings IDE-like features into Neovim, including an embedded browser, built-in autocompletion and fuzzy search, a command palette, a set of tutorials, and a lot more quality-of-life features. All of this while respecting Neovim configuration and key bindings. It looks rather nice:

For instance, here's how its embedded browser looks (open the command palette with Ctrl + Shift + p and type Browser):

In the true spirit of Vim, it supports mouse-free navigation (press Ctrl + g followed by a key combination on screen to click on an element):

The vast list of features is easy to get lost in, and it's worth trying out Oni.

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Published in: Nov 2018Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781789341096

Author (1)

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Ruslan Osipov

Ruslan Osipov is a software engineer at Google, an avid traveler, and a part-time blogger. He is a self-taught engineer. He started publishing personal Vim notes in 2012, and became increasingly interested in the intricacies of the editor and its applications in optimizing development workflows.
Read more about Ruslan Osipov