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bryphe

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    Comment #23632496

    Thank you frizkie - really appreciate it!

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    Comment #23629498

    Ah, sorry I misread :) Thanks for supporting the project, really appreciate it!

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    Comment #23629220

    Onivim might not be for you :) But our project under the hood, libvim [1], might be useful for you to start (if it's easy to create bindings from C in Go). There's a cool non-Onivi…

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    Comment #23629164

    Thanks ComputerGuru! :) Certainly, Revery is just putting together the building blocks the ReasonML and OCaml communities have developed. Inspired by ReactJS and Elm. Revery suppor…

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    Comment #23629083

    I'd highly recommend Jordan Walke's (creator of React) talk on the ideas behind ReasonML: React to the Future [1]. I think it's so cool that you can take the ideas of ReactJS - fun…

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    Comment #23628633

    Thanks for checking out the project! This is one of the biggest pieces feedback we've received both the tabs / splits in particular [1], and the more general issue of broader Vim c…

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    Comment #23628467

    Right, we figured if it can save you just a few hours of configuration, it's paid for itself.

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    Comment #23628441

    We built a new UI framework to support development called Revery: https://github.com/revery-ui/revery It's inspired by ReactJS, and has a similar API, but actually compiles to nati…

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    Comment #23628419

    For sure... drafting EULAs, working with lawyers, setting up a sales pipeline is not the fun stuff. Would much rather work on bug fixes and features! Just a necessary evil to be ab…

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    Comment #23628381

    > Rather than invest time in working through the problem I don't think this is a fair characterization. We've made significant investments in both Neovim and Vim, and carefully con…

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    Comment #23628316

    It's actually a bit different - VSCode has a 'front-end' process and a 'back-end' process (the extension host). The extension host is larger than just handling language services - …

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    Comment #23628253

    We decided to try a new approach to see how it works for funding - funding open source projects is _hard_! We wanted a model where, unlike completely proprietary licenses, the sour…

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    Comment #23628200

    Hi, I didn't expect to see this on HN! Thank you for posting it. I'm the creator Onivim 2. Still early days - and a lot of work - to realize our vision for this project :) But I'll…

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    Comment #16999330

    > I hate these posts, because Hacker News is incapable of talking about an Electron based project productively. Oni maintainer here! I agree - I get stressed out sometimes when thi…

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    Comment #16999104

    Thanks soperj for the kind words! Hope we can get that soon; that's a feature that would be useful for my workflow as well!

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    Comment #16679481

    Maintainer here. Thank you for the thoughtful and articulate feedback! I appreciate you sharing your perspective and I'll give you some of my thoughts. > How's that compare to emac…

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    Comment #16679299

    Thanks xconverge, it's great to hear from you and appreciate the kind words! I'm a big fan of the work you're doing as well - really impressed with the VSCodeVim plugin.

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    Comment #16674945

    If you're comparing Oni to Atom, the architecture is actually quite different. Oni uses Neovim at the core to manage buffers & buffer manipulation (in other words, a native layer v…

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    Comment #16674710

    Would be interesting to see if we could compile Neovim via WebAssembly... If that's the case, it would certainly be feasible to run Oni in the browser with a few (minor) tweaks. Th…

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    Comment #16674694

    Thanks for your support, Justin! Oni wouldn't be here without the awesome work you've done:) Neovim has been a joy to build on - fast, performant, and stable. Great example of a hi…

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    Comment #16674641

    Author here - that's a great question on VSCode. I actually tried really hard to get my 'Vim workflow' to work with VSCode - even creating a plugin for relative numbering. I'm a bi…

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