LT HORVÁTHReimplementing Local RC With Vimscript
This title may seem strange, so let’s break it down. Reimplementing means implementing again, Local means not remote, RC stands for “Run Commands”, and Vimscript is something to look at if you want to blind yourself.
Modernizing Vim Without Plugins as a Liar
After the unbelievable chronicles of Minimalist CLI Development Environment , and the earth shattering writing about how to utilize the Edit-Compile-Edit cycle , one last mission remains: integrate some modern tooling for faster workflow. This is a tale of fzf and ripgrep.
Two Weeks of Computering™
There is no single topic for today’s heroic tale, but rather a collection of small things I did over the past two weeks. Some are Neovim-related, some QMK-related, all computering™-related.
Calling a Truce With MacOS
Once, I used MacOS like any common person, but it had an Intel chip. Later, I wanted to use it as a kind of Linux cosplay, but it was restricted. After two unpleasant experiences, the third time brought the salvation this operating system needed in my eyes.
Two Keys One Hub
This is perhaps the most uninteresting post I’ve created recently, but because I’m either the main character of Memento or a starfish, I have to chronicle the process of setting up multiple SSH keys for GitHub. It’s the third time I’ve done this, it’s easy, but I still managed to forget it.
Unite the Files With the Unity Build Technique
Since I don’t really know how to program in C and I only have one small pet project, I’m the perfect candidate to preach about build methods. Saving those microseconds will go a long way!
One Month With the HHKB
I got a hold of a legendary keyboard! Some people find it the best invention since the wheel, while others think it’s nonsense wrapped in plastic. Let me present: A highly unimpressive review of a slightly impressive keyboard.
Edit-Compile-Edit Cycle in Classic Vim
The only workflow we will need after the apocalypse is already built into classic Vim. So bye-bye… You won’t escape that easy! Let’s check how to improve it, and why to do so. (And of course, without plugins.)