Syntax Highlighting
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A Visual Studio extension providing Rust language support with project management, syntax highlighting, autocomplete, and debugging.
A snappy, configuration-free terminal text editor and IDE with syntax highlighting, LSP support, and built-in build/format tools.
A tool to customize syntax color highlighting in Delphi (RAD Studio) and Lazarus IDEs for Object Pascal development.
A drop-in component for real-time Markdown syntax highlighting in iOS and macOS text views.
A minimalist paste bin written in Rust with no database requirement, syntax highlighting, and simple curl support.
A cozy Neovim colorscheme with seasonal variants designed for comfortable morning coding.
A (Neo)vim plugin that dims, fades, tints, and animates inactive windows and buffers while preserving syntax highlighting.
Neovim plugin for building base16 colorschemes with built-in Treesitter and LSP support.
A Vim plugin providing filetype detection, syntax highlighting, and indentation for Dart code.
A Neovim theme combining Nord and Atom One Dark color palettes for a vibrant, Treesitter-enhanced programming experience.
A Rust regex library with hybrid NFA/backtracking engine for advanced features like look-around and backreferences.
A minimal, feature-rich configuration for ZSH that enables its powerful capabilities with a tidy setup.
A CLI tool that converts unified and git diff output into pretty, syntax-highlighted HTML for easy viewing.
Vim plugin providing syntax highlighting, indentation, and autocompletion for the LESS CSS preprocessor.
A minimal filesystem-based publishing engine for Elixir with Markdown support and code highlighting.
💎 Ruby wrapper for Pygments syntax highlighter
A customizable, mostly monochrome Neovim colorscheme that's easy on the eyes and supports Treesitter, LSP, and many plugins.
A Markdown parser for Clojure and ClojureScript with extensive customization options.
A Neovim plugin that highlights function argument definitions and usages using Treesitter, with optional highlighting for unused arguments.
A comprehensive Vim plugin for Elm development with syntax highlighting, completion, formatting, and build tools.
An Emacs major mode for editing Dockerfiles with syntax highlighting and build commands.
A syntax-highlighting text editor that renders to an HTML5 Canvas, ideal for texturing 3D objects in WebGL applications.
A NeoVim plugin for printf-style debugging that inserts debug statements with file, line, and variable info across 40+ languages.
A lightweight web-based Git repository browser built with Ruby Sinatra for easy repository exploration.
An Atom package that scans and displays colors in your project files, supporting CSS pre-processors like Sass, Less, and Stylus.
A highly customizable, colorized file listing tool that extends GNU ls with configurable views and syntax highlighting.
A Vim plugin providing GraphQL file detection, syntax highlighting, and indentation for the GraphQL specification.
LESS syntax highlighting package for Sublime Text editor.
A developer blog starter built with Next.js, React, TypeScript, and Markdown for creating custom static sites.
A Neovim plugin that enhances completion menus with syntax highlighting and smart formatting for multiple language servers.
A collection of syntax themes for the Godot Engine's built-in script editor.
A dark green Neovim color scheme designed to reduce eye strain with Lua-based Tree-sitter and LSP highlighting.
A Neovim minimap plugin that integrates with Tree-sitter and LSP to display code structure, diagnostics, and git changes.
An Atom package providing ES2017+, Flow, React JSX, and GraphQL grammar highlighting and Babel transpilation.
A Gruvbox color scheme variation for Neovim with full TreeSitter support and extensive customization.
A Lua port of the Everforest color scheme for Neovim, offering dark and light modes with adjustable background hardness.
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