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Fresh

Fresh is a terminal-based text editor that combines the intuitive feel of GUI tools like VS Code or Sublime with CLI efficiency, minus the modal editing hurdles of Vim or Emacs.

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Standout features include:

- Intuitive Interfaces. Menus, mouse integration, and a command palette that lower barriers to entry and minimize context switches.
- TypeScript plugins via a secure Deno sandbox, allowing tailored enhancements without risking stability.

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- Built-in LSP. Seamless jumps to definitions, diagnostics, and autocompletions to streamline workflows.

Check it out on GitHub: https://github.com/sinelaw/fresh, it could be your go-to for terminal productivity.

GitHub - sinelaw/fresh: Terminal based IDE & text editor: easy, powerful and fast

Terminal based IDE & text editor: easy, powerful and fast - sinelaw/fresh

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@rustaceans I don’t think Emacs’ hurdle is modal editing, unless doom-/space-emacs do modal by default but then it’s less an Emacs hurdle and more of a hurdle with those configurations