Syntax Highlighting
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A snappy, configuration-free terminal text editor and IDE with syntax highlighting, LSP support, and built-in build/format tools.
A minimalist paste bin written in Rust with no database requirement, syntax highlighting, and simple curl support.
A (Neo)vim plugin that dims, fades, tints, and animates inactive windows and buffers while preserving syntax highlighting.
A cozy Neovim colorscheme with seasonal variants designed for comfortable morning coding.
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.
Neovim plugin for building base16 colorschemes with built-in Treesitter and LSP support.
A minimal, feature-rich configuration for ZSH that enables its powerful capabilities with a tidy setup.
A Rust regex library with hybrid NFA/backtracking engine for advanced features like look-around and backreferences.
Vim plugin providing syntax highlighting, indentation, and autocompletion for the LESS CSS preprocessor.
A CLI tool that converts unified and git diff output into pretty, syntax-highlighted HTML for easy viewing.
A minimal filesystem-based publishing engine for Elixir with Markdown support and code highlighting.
A comprehensive Vim plugin for Elm development with syntax highlighting, completion, formatting, and build tools.
A Markdown parser for Clojure and ClojureScript with extensive customization options.
An Emacs major mode for editing Dockerfiles with syntax highlighting and build commands.
A Neovim plugin that highlights function argument definitions and usages using Treesitter, with optional highlighting for unused arguments.
A customizable, mostly monochrome Neovim colorscheme that's easy on the eyes and supports Treesitter, LSP, and many plugins.
A syntax-highlighting text editor that renders to an HTML5 Canvas, ideal for texturing 3D objects in WebGL applications.
A lightweight web-based Git repository browser built with Ruby Sinatra for easy repository exploration.
A NeoVim plugin for printf-style debugging that inserts debug statements with file, line, and variable info across 40+ languages.
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.
A developer blog starter built with Next.js, React, TypeScript, and Markdown for creating custom static sites.
LESS syntax highlighting package for Sublime Text editor.
A collection of syntax themes for the Godot Engine's built-in script editor.
A Neovim plugin that enhances completion menus with syntax highlighting and smart formatting for multiple language servers.
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 dark green Neovim color scheme designed to reduce eye strain with Lua-based Tree-sitter and LSP highlighting.
A Gruvbox color scheme variation for Neovim with full TreeSitter support and extensive customization.
A pleasant and productive colorscheme for Neovim with stronger highlights on important keywords and multiple colorsets.
A designer Neovim theme with light and dark variants, built with lush.nvim for comprehensive syntax highlighting and plugin support.
A Lua port of the Everforest color scheme for Neovim, offering dark and light modes with adjustable background hardness.
Highly accessible Neovim themes with WCAG AAA contrast compliance, ported from GNU Emacs Modus Themes.
A Visual Studio Code extension providing comprehensive development support for Robot Operating System (ROS) 1 and ROS 2.
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