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https://stevedylan.dev/posts/returning-to-neovim · 16 Mar 2026
Once again coming back to the editor I can't shake
https://stevedylan.dev/posts/leaving-neovim-for-zed · 16 Aug 2024
A journey through text editors and how I landed on Zed after years of Neovim
https://stevedylan.dev/posts/a-terminal-based-workflow · 6 Mar 2024
A deeper look at why a integrated terminal workflow is more than just using vim
https://stevedylan.dev/posts/why-i-learned-vim · 5 Jan 2024
A brief look at my history and how ordinary jobs lead to learning programming and Vim/Neovim
https://cuducos.me/why-do-i-use-neovim-the-candid-response.html · 2 Oct 2023
If you are in a hurry, the short answer is: I am more productive using Neovim. You might not be, and that is okay. You use whatever makes you feel good and effective. In my case, it is Neovim. If you are not in a hurry, this happened the other day. I was ...
https://stevedylan.dev/posts/how-to-migrate-from-neovim-to-vscode · 6 Jul 2023
Some tips on how to eaily move to VSCode as a Neovim user (sorry Primeagen)
https://cuducos.me/cartilha-de-lua-para-neovim.html · 7 Sep 2021
_Post de autoria de Austin Gatlin publicado originalmente em inglês. Tradução livre de Eduardo Cuducos._ --- Ou: O que eu gostaria de ter sabido antes de eu começar a escrever meu init.lua para Neovim, do zero, e sem experiência prévia com Lua. In...
https://cuducos.me/refactor-facil-em-python-com-neovim.html · 16 Feb 2019
Uma vez ouvi um amigo, o Henrique Bastos, falar pra alguém que usava Vim algo como: > Quero ver fazer um refactor tão fácil como no PyCharm… Por refactor ele queria dizer mudar o nome de um objeto (uma função, uma classe, um método) e a <acronyn ...