1. A Brief Glance at How Various Text Editors Manage Their Textual Data (2015) (ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
recommended by 3 users | 2016 | 332 points by hoffmannesque | original thread |
2. Build Your Own Text Editor (viewsourcecode.org)
recommended by 2 users | 2017 | 1275 points by matthewbauer | original thread |
3. Your problem with Vim is that you don't grok vi (stackoverflow.com)
recommended by 2 users | 2011 | 417 points by ez77 | original thread |
4. Text Editing Hates You Too (lord.io)
recommended by 2 users | 2019 | 875 points by panic | original thread |
5. Edit is now open source (devblogs.microsoft.com)
recommended by 2 users | 2025 | 271 points by ingve | original thread |
6. Spacemacs – Emacs advanced kit focused on Evil (github.com)
recommended by 2 users | 2015 | 227 points by weavie | original thread |
7. Buttery Smooth Emacs (facebook.com)
recommended by 2 users | 2016 | 651 points by cheiVia0 | original thread |
8. I wandered off and built an IDE (blog.querystorm.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2018 | 1053 points by anakic | original thread |
9. Writing an editor in less than 1000 lines of code, just for fun (antirez.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2016 | 535 points by dwaxe | original thread |
10. Coming Home to Vim (stevelosh.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2010 | 285 points by stevelosh | original thread |
11. The Homely Mutt (stevelosh.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2012 | 223 points by dcope | original thread |
12. Why Some Security Experts Use Mutt (motherboard.vice.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2015 | 158 points by secfirstmd | original thread |
13. “I wrote the terminal canvas renderers in VS Code that has been called out a few times here.” (comment)
recommended by 1 user | 2021 | Tyriar on: Google Docs will now use canvas based rendering | original thread |