Blog

All posts

Foil.nvim

Like Oil, but without boundaries.

Mass renaming file and directory names in a large projects is notoriously painful. Foil.nvim removes the single directory limitation of other tools, making bulk renaming across multiple roots fast, consistent, and reliable.

September 24, 2025
#neovim

My coding playground

A world-class code playground with CodeMirror and esbuild

In this post, I explain how I built an interactive TypeScript playground for the browser, from transpiling and bundling, to running code live inside a sandbox and capturing console output, so readers can experiment with HTML, CSS, and TypeScript.

September 17, 2025
#typescript , #frontend

Signals from scratch

Decoupling components with signals in modern web development

Signals offer a clean way to manage communication between different parts of an application without creating messy dependencies. In this post, we’ll break down what signals are, why they matter, and walk through building a simple signal system from scratch.

September 09, 2025
#typescript , #frontend

Search and replace in Neovim

Find. Replace. Repeat.

Refactoring an entire project in Neovim? You don’t need a plugin to get it done. This post walks through two powerful approaches: Using your language server for intelligent renaming, or leveraging :substitute and :cdo to perform batch search-and-replace across files.

August 27, 2025
#neovim

Marks in Neovim

Leave your mark in Neovim

Tired of losing your place in large projects? Marks in Neovim let you quickly jump between important lines. This post covers how to set, remove, and view marks, plus a handy plugin recommendation to visualize and manage them more effectively. A small feature that can make a big difference!

August 26, 2025
#neovim

Diffing in Neovim

A practical approach to view diffs and resolving merge conflicts in Neovim.

Want to compare file versions without leaving Neovim? This post shows how to use Neovim’s built-in diff mode

August 19, 2025
#neovim

Editing macros in Neovim

Your macros deserve a second change

Tired of messing up long macros in Neovim? Good news, you can edit them just like regular text! This quick guide shows you how to access, tweak, and re-save macros using Neovim's registers.

April 22, 2025
#neovim

Debugging in Neovim

Setting up a complete debugging workflow in Neovim from start to finish.

Neovim doesn't come with debugging support out of the box, but this post walks you through setting it up from scratch using nvim-dap, vscode-js-debug, and Mason. Whether you're working with Node.js or other languages like C++ or Go, you'll learn how to integrate a full-featured debugger into your Neovim workflow. Ready to bring real debugging power into your editor? This guide has you covered.

April 14, 2025
#neovim

:normal command

Automating repetitive edits in Neovim with the :normal command.

Learn how to supercharge your editing workflow in Neovim using the powerful :normal command. Whether yo're commenting out entire files or transforming blocks of code for unit tests, this post shows how to apply normal mode actions across multiple lines, including handling of control characters

April 01, 2025
#neovim