This was probably the web page I’ve visited the most in 2025 https://vim.rtorr.com/ (it's my favorite vim cheatsheet)
This was probably the web page I’ve visited the most in 2025 https://vim.rtorr.com/ (it's my favorite vim cheatsheet)

This article started life in October 2024 as a “Initial reaction to using Cursor.AI for a few hours” - as the provisional title suggests, I was trying out Cursor.AI for the first time - and it was not love at first sight! As an eager user of vim (and now, neovim more recently) I was curious to see how well this AI-powered code completion tool would integrate into my existing workflow.

Alright, Neovim community, I have an interesting and specific problem I want to solve with a plugin, but I am lazy and hoping it already exists:
Grocery list.
I know, I know, there are a million task list apps, but I have specific needs here:
the list has to printable either via a command that I can set, or via literally saving to a file that I can print. (I use a little thermal printer to create a ticket to hand off to other members of the house hold)
the list has to remember what I've previously added to the list, and refuse duplicates if there's one checked off already - instead just unchecking the existing checked off item
bonus: it can have separate sections e.g. I can create different lists for different stores. Some stuff I can only get certain places, so this is handy, because I can't hit every store every day.
I stopped using LSPs | Neovim, fzf, ripgrep
https://github.com/gbprod/yanky.nvim where have you been all the time?
Just disabled the shada backend. Not sure why is this default as I have a single neovim per project.
Happy New Year! 🎉 Kicking off 2026 with my first Neovim plugin: calendar.nvim! 🗓️ It features Vim-style keybindings and date marking for better navigation. Check it out! #Neovim