What would be some 2022-ish additions to the editors discussed in the article? kilo by Antirez [1] for sure; and it's somewhat surprising that Rob Pike's sam (at least the line editing mode) [2] was not on that list.
Two of the author Terry Loveall's editors are also on github [3] and TextEditors Wiki [4]. Based on the description, ue seems fairly close to kilo.
Interesting stuff. I wonder if ultra-minimal things like these become relevant again alongside The State Of The Current World, systems like Collapse OS etc. It would surely feel great to use a 588-byte editor on a computer with 8+ GB of RAM, though.
What would be some 2022-ish additions to the editors discussed in the article? kilo by Antirez [1] for sure; and it's somewhat surprising that Rob Pike's sam (at least the line editing mode) [2] was not on that list.
Two of the author Terry Loveall's editors are also on github [3] and TextEditors Wiki [4]. Based on the description, ue seems fairly close to kilo.
Interesting stuff. I wonder if ultra-minimal things like these become relevant again alongside The State Of The Current World, systems like Collapse OS etc. It would surely feel great to use a 588-byte editor on a computer with 8+ GB of RAM, though.
1: http://antirez.com/news/108
2: http://sam.cat-v.org/
3: https://github.com/kisom/editors/
4: https://texteditors.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?Kiss_Editor