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First Look at Thunder Rest
| Estimated reading time: 9 minutesA first look at rest.nvim rewrite (v2 - Thunder Rest)
After a long time of decision-making and changes, it will soon be ready and completely stable to be used publicly!
Hello Http Parser
| Estimated reading time: 6 minutesLet's welcome a renewed, improved and optimized parser ready to join the party
Finally, after days of development and tweaking, it’s alive, fully functional, and ready to get the job done for us!
Hello Luarocks
| Estimated reading time: 8 minutesHave you ever thought about having proper and painless management of your plugins in Neovim?
Modern times require modern solutions, and modern solutions always make our work easier, so why not use LuaRocks in Neovim?
HTTP Tree-Sitter Parser Rewrite
| Estimated reading time: 3 minutesA review of the current tree-sitter parser for HTTP documents and its fix
It took a little longer than I thought, but here we are. It is time to finally fix and use it for what it has been made for!
This Week in Rest #1
| Estimated reading time: 2 minutesFirst entry for This Week in Rest, a rest.nvim devlog!
This Week In Rest is a weekly newsletter with updates from the rest.nvim Neovim plugin, including all relevant changes. This is the first entry for this blog section!
Rest Roadmap
| Estimated reading time: 16 minutesRest.nvim development roadmap for v2.0
This post serves as a preamble for the development of the rest.nvim rewrite with which it’s expected to achieve an extremely notable improvement in speed, reliability, extensibility and stability of the plugin.
Using Neorg in Hugo
| Estimated reading time: 6 minutesMaybe you heard that you can use Orgmode with Hugo, but what about Neorg?
Hear me now, what if we embed Neorg in Hugo?
Yes, it is possible and doable. However, Neorg is not going to be used to render the content directly.
Optimizing Neovim Startuptime
| Estimated reading time: 7 minutesThis is a complete guide on how to optimize your Neovim configuration startuptime the hardcore way
As you may know, if you bloat your Neovim configuration with a good amount of plugins it’s going to get slower and slower and this can be a VERY BIG problem.