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Phoenix is a modern open-source and free software code editor for the web, built for the browser.

...The system includes project-specific chat histories and assistant configurations, helping users maintain context across different development tasks. It also supports streaming responses, proxy configuration, and detailed status indicators such as token usage and active model information.

vimplus is an opinionated Vim “distribution” and automatic configuration program by chxuan which bundles a large number of plugins and configurations so that you can essentially install Vim once and have a fully-loaded development setup. Rather than starting with a bare .vimrc and gradually adding plugins, vimplus gives you a pre-configured environment that includes file explorers, completion, status lines, themes, and more. It includes a custom installer and update script, and places a lot of the configuration into ~/.vimrc.custom.plugins and ~/.vimrc.custom.config for user customisations. This approach can save a lot of time for users who don’t want to spend weeks assembling their Vim environment. However, because it includes many plugins and opinionated mappings, some users feel it’s heavier than a minimal Vim setup and may require unlearning some defaults. ...

...Pre-alpha version with only FileSave/FileSaveAs feature is available at Files->CuteCODE.zip - please feel free to test it or at least give it a try. See how to run the program below. CURRENT STATUS: Under construction DEPENDENCIES: You must have Tcl/Tk 8.5+ installed. INSTALLATION Currently doesn't require installation. -download and unzip CuteCODE.zip -cd into /src folder -execute "wish CuteCODE.tcl" (on Linux terminal) -execute "wish.exe CuteCODE.tcl" (on Windows command line) SUPPORT: Feel free to contact me via email: freesoft.for.people@gmail.com

goyo.vim is a plugin by junegunn that provides a distraction-free writing environment inside Vim or Neovim by concentrating the focus on the current buffer. When you invoke the command (e.g., :Goyo), it opens the current file in a centered, minimal layout — typically hiding sidebars, status-lines, tab-lines, scrollbars, and other UI clutter — thus offering a clean space for writing or reading. The width and height of the writing area can be optionally specified (e.g., :Goyo 80 for an 80-column width) and typical window-resizing keys still apply. The idea is that when you need to focus on writing (markdown, notes, prose, or even code), you temporarily step into a calm environment, then exit to your normal layout when finished. ...