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neovim

Fork of Vim aiming at extensibility and usability

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Organizations

1
GitHub Sponsors

$173,688.54 USD since Oct 2020

2
Frontend Masters

$7,000 USD since Jul 2022

3
Sourcegraph

$3,500 USD since Aug 2022

4
Fund OSS

$869.79 USD since Jun 2021

5
Sentry

$500 USD since Oct 2021

6
commercetools GmbH

$500 USD since Apr 2023

7
Modern Treasury

$500 USD since Apr 2023

8
DigitalOcean

$400 USD since Jan 2022

9
Omegapoint Stockholm

$400 USD since Apr 2023

10
KaboHub

$340 USD since Jul 2021

Individuals

1
Seán C McCord

$420 USD since Jan 2022

2
Lucas Queissert

$405 USD since May 2021

3
Addison Bean

$370 USD since Mar 2021

4
Kevin

$330 USD since Mar 2021

5
Michael Budde

$300 USD since Jul 2021

6
GatsbyJS on Behalf of David Park

$250 USD since Jul 2021

7
Lars Hansen

$240 USD since Feb 2021

8
Guest

$210 USD since Mar 2021

9
Alan Stebbens

$200 USD since Nov 2021

10
betamike

$200 USD since Nov 2021

neovim is all of us

Our contributors 198

Thank you for supporting neovim.

Bfredl

Admin

GitHub Sponsors

$173,689 USD

Sourcegraph

$3,500 USD

We <3 the neovim community

Fund OSS

$870 USD

Sentry

$500 USD

Lucas Queissert

$405 USD

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Transparent and open finances.

Credit from Panos Laganakos to neovim

+$2.00USD
Completed
Contribution #684855

Credit from WhiteBlackGoose to neovim

+$20.00USD
Completed
Contribution #694045

Credit from Friendliness to neovim

+$5.00USD
Completed
Contribution #693948
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Today’s balance

$58,630.46 USD

Total raised

$175,916.69 USD

Total disbursed

$117,286.23 USD

Estimated annual budget

$80,854.78 USD

About


What is Neovim?

 Neovim is a Vim-based text editor engineered for extensibility and usability, to encourage new applications and contributions

Vision 

 Neovim is a refactor, and sometimes redactor, in the tradition of Vim (which itself derives from Stevie). It is not a rewrite but a continuation and extension of Vim. Many clones and derivatives exist, some very clever—but none are Vim. Neovim is built for users who want the good parts of Vim, and more. 

Goals

  • Enable new contributors, remove barriers to entry.
  • Unblock plugin authors.
  • Develop first-class Lua/LuaJIT scripting alternative to VimL.
  • Target all platforms supported by libuv.
  • Leverage ongoing Vim development.
  • Optimize out of the box, for new users but especially regular users.
  • Deliver consistent cross-platform experience.
  • In matters of taste/ambiguity, favor tradition/compatibility...
  • ...but prefer usability if the benefits are extreme.

Non-goals

  • Turn Vim into an IDE
  • Limit third-party applications (such as IDEs!) built with Neovim
  • Deprecate VimL
  • POSIX vi-compatibility


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