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Developer Tools

Open-source tools that make day-to-day development faster — editors, terminal UIs, and the small utilities developers reach for constantly.

Software developers use every day, not once a quarter — editors, terminal UIs, and the small utilities that add up to a faster, more enjoyable workflow.

Core projects

  • Neovim — hyperextensible, backwards-compatible fork of Vim with built-in LSP and Treesitter support.
  • Vim — the modal editor Neovim forked from, still actively maintained more than three decades on.
  • LazyGit — a fast terminal UI for git, for people who'd rather not memorize every subcommand.
  • Helix — a Rust-built modal editor with multi-cursor selections, LSP, and Tree-sitter built in from the start.
  • Zed — a GPU-accelerated, GUI-first editor built in Rust with real-time multiplayer editing built into the core.
  • Tig — the original ncurses-based git repository browser, also usable as a git log/git diff pager.
  • GitUI — a Rust-built terminal git UI focused on staging speed and very large repository histories.

Related Groves

AI, Self-Hosted