A suite of stable, neovim-centred development environments and configurations.
Remember: plugins.lua is a separate file and for the KEditors developers,
you will need to sync both init.lua and plugins.lua.
In CiDER there are two kinds of editors, personal and professional (both being free of course!)
In the personal versions:
- Primarily focused on a specific language or field of discussion, with an easy interface and simple keybinds
- Contains the standard intelligent editor features one would expect
- Stable, ensures that no errors get in your way of adding new configurations, etc.
In the professional editions:
- Everything from personal
- + the added tooling and custom-built support for certain actions.
- + EVEN FURTHER stability checks for professional neovim-based work environments
- + A broader field and spectrum of languages which are supported by different kinds of Professional editions
A Python-focused, nightly version of CiDER designed for Python developers alike.
A development environment focused on web developers, so you can do you, with less hassle and boiler.
A C/C++ focused environment with a clean, steel look and feel to it, designed to be elegant and easy to use.
An environment which contains the standard CiDER features, as well as a maintained group of extra professional features for C, JavaScript, and Python (from Pythonium, Dragon, and Cookie, with other versions included)
The Commonground between every edition, holds support for HTML and Markdown documents by default,
comes with a file tree plugin, and autocompletion setup with default capabilities.
the CiDER framework allows for any sort of extensions and everything that VSCodes can do, CiDER can as well