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This is a collection of Evil bindings for the parts of Emacs that Evil does not cover properly by default, such as help-mode, M-x calendar, Eshell and more. Reduce context switching: As soon as “moving around” gets hardwired to <hjkl>, it becomes frustratingly inefficient not to have it everywhere. Community work: setting up bindings is tremendous work and joining force can only save hours for all of Evil users out there. While not everyone may agree on the chosen bindings, it helps to have something to start with rather than nothing at all. ...

...Built with vanilla JavaScript and CDN-based dependencies, it requires zero setup or build tools. The editor includes a modern toolbar, keyboard shortcuts, dark/light theme switching, export to .md, and mobile-friendly interface. It is designed for simplicity, performance, and safe rendering with built-in XSS protection.

Jot was developed general purpose editor for large CAD files. It's command-driven UI requires no mode switching and hence requires fewer keystrokes to get a typical job done. It is particularly useful for checking and cross-referencing between several source, intermediate and output files - a common requirement for CAD work. But jot's usefulness doesn't stop there. It's sophisticated search features can, for example, be used for interactive data mining or automating the extraction of numerical and textual data and reports from arrays of large text files. ...

...No matter if you're using styled-components, emotion, jss, aphrodite, radium, or plain inline styles, as long as you're writing your styles in JavaScript you can use polished! Switching from a pre-processor to styles in JS made easy. polished modules are meant to be used as stand-alone imports. You should avoid importing the entire library directly. When polished modules are imported properly, tree shaking in webpack and Rollup can be leveraged to reduce your bundle size. Flow frequently updates and it is possible that the version you are running may cause you to run into errors coming from the polished package in your node_modules directory. polished has TypeScript definitions to allow the library to be used in any TypeScript project.

This editor has some features from Notepad++, Sublime Text and Vim. The Typewriter.NET has no plugins, but has a simple way to run external scripts, navigate to output error and change text by external scripts. The main idea is make to possible work without mouse (and without arrows in vi-mode) https://github.com/cser/typewriter-net/wiki/Features

Civiilzer is a Dedicated Personal Knowledge Management Tool built by Java. You can use it for purposes such as a high level note application, document store, information hub, etc. With Civilzer's Markdown editor, you can edit text in Markdown format, but the editor provides a lot more additional features, so you can edit your content in a more stylish fashion. You can structure and organize your data with tagging, relating, bookmarking. Civilizer's full text search functionality is simple...

MTorus provides functionality for switching buffers quickly and general navigation issues within emacs. You can arrange the set of your buffers into rings and several rings into a torus, which can be navigated in a 2-dimensional manner.

KeyBindings is a plugin for gedit written in python. It lets you use (and eventually define) key combinations for usual actions such as switching tabs, closing tabs, etc.