the others I cannot live without:
neo tree
winner mode
god mode (I use instead of evil mode)
avy (visually jump to any char on the screen)
undo-tree (really neat, though I don't use it as much any more)
neo tree
winner mode
god mode (I use instead of evil mode)
avy (visually jump to any char on the screen)
undo-tree (really neat, though I don't use it as much any more)
;;from https://github.com/m2ym/popwin-el
;; prevents annoying popup buffers/windows
(require 'popwin)
(popwin-mode 1)Embrace the power of "and": EXWM.
The quick diffs can be pretty darn helpful with complex changes.
Also since I'm going on here, I've found the key to editor management is to make sure certain basics work across the board (for IntelliJ/, Xcode/Xvim, (space)emacs and even vim - sometimes I use vim for config changes since it's so fast to open, tmux, etc).
C-o/C-i -> should work for navigation
ctrl-shift-j -> should select the file you're working on
; -> should map to : (retrain yourself)
fd -> escape (retrain yourself)
c-hjkl -> c-w hjkl (faster window/panel navigation)
gd -> should go to definition
vim text motion in general should work flawlessly
e.g., @q - should start to record a macro
Shameless plug for those curious:
https://github.com/p10q/home/blob/master/.spacemacs#L343 https://github.com/p10q/home/blob/master/kitty.conf#L797