lazy.nvim
ToolOpen-source projects built with lazy.nvim
There are currently 14 open-source projects built with lazy.nvim, with a combined total of 78.9k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is Lua.
Showing 14 open-source projects
A small, single-file, and fully documented starting point for building a personal Neovim configuration.
A pre-configured Neovim distribution powered by lazy.nvim, offering IDE-like features with easy customization.
An aesthetic and feature-rich Neovim configuration with a curated set of plugins for extensible and easy-to-use development.
A fast, modular, and feature-rich Neovim configuration written in Lua for modern development workflows.
A modular, multi-file Neovim configuration starter template for building a personal editor setup.
A Neovim configuration manager that installs, initializes, and manages over 100 pre-configured Neovim distributions via a menu interface.
A fully-featured, IDE-like Neovim distribution that prioritizes simplicity and extensibility in a minimal codebase.
A modern, well-documented Neovim configuration template using Lua and lazy.nvim for building custom setups.
A minimal, structured Neovim starter configuration using Lazy.nvim for package management.
An easily configurable Neovim distribution with solid defaults and a cozy editor experience.
A pre-configured Neovim distribution optimized for full-stack development with fast startup and extensive plugin support.
An opinionated Neovim distribution with theme switching, lazy loading, and LSP support, designed for StratOS Linux.
A feature-rich, over-engineered Neovim distribution providing a complete development environment with extensive plugins and customization.
A modern, modular, and fast Neovim configuration built with lazy.nvim for an IDE-like experience.
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