GUI code editor which looks like neovim
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nite

Nite is (will soon be) a GUI code editor with a vim-ish feel.

It's intended to be an (almost) drop-in replacement for Neovim, aside from nite being a GUI app, which means having items listed in the TODO paragraph.

TODO

The following list of features and tasks required to have them is highly opinionated and consists of things I want a code editor to have.

  • Barebones editor
    • Make it compile
  • Vim-like keybindings and motions
  • A Telescope-ey file finder
  • Something like harpoon and maybe a topbar with marks
  • LSP client (note: async-lsp)
  • Popup terminal (note: kitti3)
  • Workspace splitting
  • (optional) Git integration

Info on ming

Ming is a GPU-accelerated native UI framework.

It is planned to have full Linux support and (maybe) a Material 3 implementation.

Credits

A LOT of code (including: crates/util, crates/ming*) is taken from the Zed codebase precisely at commit c90263d.

Also, ming is a "fork" (blatant copy with no intent of syncing upstream changes) of gpui, also made by the Zed team for use in Zed.