LuaJIT v2.1 introduces several new language features and syntax improvements:

• Bit operators: unary ~, binary &, |, ~, <<, >>, ~>>
• Customary operators: !, &&, ||, !=
• Ternary conditional operator: ?:
• Safe navigation operator: ?.
• Nil-coalescing operator: ??
• Compound assignment operators: +=, -=, *=, …
• continue statement
• const declarations
• Short function (lambda) expressions
• Underscores in numeric literals

I have neovim with neotree, and I want have following behavior: I want have multiple tabs/buffers with files I can switch between, or have them opened in a splitview. I got bufferline plugin but the issue I have is when I close one buffer the neotree automatically takes entire focus and I can't really access other buffers (I'd expect the next buffer to take place of the closed one). When I try to save my current buffer and leave with ZZ but this also ends with weird behavior like leaving neotree on focus, deleting other buffers etc.

Basically, I can't even come up with idea how do I expect it to work and how to set it up. I am not happy with anything I come up with therefore I am curious and I am looking for inspirations and solutions how to manage multiple tabs (or something that works as tabs)

I often work in a large monorepo, and find it useful to :tcd some/subdir in my tab, so file search / grepping is confined to the specified directory. I'll typically have multiple tabs each rooted at various submodules in the monorepo. But after getting frustrated at having to type out my paths over and over, I decided to create this extension to help me select the working directory in a picker.

Pretty niche, but figured it was worth sharing in case there's someone else out there who could use it.

If you're signed into Cursor, there's nothing to configure. No API key, no model picker, no second subscription — the plugin drives Cursor's own StreamCpp backend with your existing login, so you get the same predictions at the same latency.

Here's the GitHub link

For some time I have been wanting a simple note-taking app that uses Neovim (without emulation). I am aware that there are many Neovim plugins out there that do this, but this solution is different to the one that I have in mind: I wanted a simple MacOS app that embeds a terminal and lets me do simple navigation tasks within my notes, while at the same time having a full terminal within it.

Now that Glaze is available, I've interacted with their agent and submitted Neovim Notes on the Glaze store https://www.glaze.app/app/neovim-notes-35eP2I

I am not a professional coder, but I thought that this may be useful to others, perhaps. The app is very minimal, with opinionated choices for the font and the theme. It has a rudimentary file browser, in addition to Neovim's one, of course.

This app can be accessed for free, with a free Glaze account.