editor

Academa Studio brings 3Blue1Brown's Manim animation engine to the browser using WebGPU, enabling AI-native Manim editing with no local setup.

A detailed guide on configuring and using Dired, the file manager in Emacs, covering keybindings, hooks, and advanced features.

A blog post detailing how to automate GitHub issue management in Emacs using the gh CLI and various Emacs packages, illustrating malleable computing.

Motionly is an AI-native motion graphics editor.

A user casually creates an impressive film stock editor, highlighting a noteworthy tool for film enthusiasts.

Open WebUI Computer (cptr) is an open-source tool that makes your entire computer accessible from any browser, enabling remote access to files, terminal, editor, git, and more. It can be self-hosted and works across devices.

A developer shares frustration with traditional word processors and presents an experiment to turn Typst into a WYSIWYG editor optimized for e-ink tablets, leveraging AI to generate templates from descriptions.

Zed 1.10 integrates Llama.cpp with automatic model discovery, enabling seamless local AI without remote APIs.

A simple Rust editor with Vim mode designed for learning, available as an open-source GUI editor on GitHub.

SwiftLaTeX enables LaTeX compilation directly in the browser using WebAssembly, allowing users to create and edit LaTeX documents without a server-side LaTeX installation.

A WYSIWYG editor for TikZ figures in LaTeX that synchronizes source code and rendered output, allowing drag-and-drop editing. Built using AI coding agents (Codex), it aims to simplify figure creation for academics.

Freja is a self-modifiable text editor for coding graphical things, implemented in Janet, that allows inline code evaluation and is currently in beta.

Kent C. Dodds discovers that Remotion's editor is designed to be forked and modified, making it more interesting and adding to his workload.

Pixel Snapper is an editor designed to clean up AI-generated pixel art.

Croft is a VS Code-style three-pane workspace that runs entirely in the terminal, built with Rust and featuring tree-sitter syntax highlighting, inline previews for images/PDFs/spreadsheets, and an embedded shell.

The article introduces 'Lavish', an open-source local tool for HTML workflows and editing using AI agents, claiming HTML is the new markdown.

SuperSplat is a free, open-source browser-based editor for inspecting, editing, optimizing, and publishing 3D Gaussian Splats, built on web technologies by PlayCanvas. It requires no installation and is available live at superspl.at/editor.