⚡️Federico (rawnly)

I just wrote an about me post. First time doing something this personal in public, but it’s basically what I tell to recruiters just with more details. If you’re curious you can check it out here untitled.dev/about

Why is everyone creating markdown editors? what's going on?

@kitlangton Differences over gh-dash.dev ?

😑 ahem 👇

Logitech's servers are down, so LogiOptions+ doesn't load, which means my mouse no longer works. @internetofshit Took 5 mins and ported everything over to Better Touch Tool. Uninstalled that awful app.

@vishlbhardwaj does it has OCR?

Introducing Pastery A clipboard app for macOS that brings up all your previous copied items with a single hotkey No more switching between windows multiple times. Just copy everything at once, and paste seamlessly right where you need them. Supports all file formats, customisable hotkeys, and feels like a native macOS feature rather than an installed app.

@neogoose_btw just do it!

And you know I kinda like this idea of mix of both files and line search. Literally started thinking about adding this to neovim as well kinda cool isn't it?

Today I googled my own project (yes I do it sometimes) and found that someone literally ported fff to vscode HUGE HUGE HUGE and they didn't shout it out here? I don't know but if you use vscode or c̶u̶r̶s̶o̶r̶ go install it I checked it's really working

So, this is my keyboard heatmap after 1 day of work 😂 generated using heatkey a CLI i built for fun last weekend (github.com/rawnly/heatkey)

@adibhanna If you add a feature similar to raycast notes (floating pages) I'd pay for that lol

I'm building a note-taking app that is Vim first; you can't use it if you're not familiar with Vim motions. It will be open source

@apoorv_taneja already there react-grab.com

who is building this for claude code?

@linuz90 I've been using it for a while, the only thing I miss is a real preview panel (with gfm support would be awesome) but it's decent enough for me. (I use it for 1:1 notes and similars)

@fedevitaledev Not yet, will check it out!

I built my dream Markdown editor for Mac. → Introducing Cogito (pronounced koh-gee-toh). It started out of frustration: Obsidian is powerful but overwhelming. iA Writer is beautiful but feels built for a different era. Nothing felt right for how I actually write and work now: plain files, lots of folders, agents and scripts editing alongside me. I wanted both: native and beautiful, powerful and calm. So I finally built it. It's fast, keyboard-first, polished, truly native. A Mac app built with power users and developers in mind. This is my love letter to writing and Mac apps. I use it for all my writing now. Free while in beta ✌️

@aCommittedGit @Neovim @AstroNvim At least this is what i've done, started with astro and then migrated to my own config just because i wanted to learn more

@aCommittedGit @Neovim I'd suggest starting using it with a distro such as @AstroNvim or lazyvim and dig into plugins / config later on once you're very comfortable with the basic usage.

When does @Neovim stop feeling like a larp? I have migrated email to aerc, my zettlekasten, use tmux- it's alot of fun... But I am yet to use it as a ide... Confused about how to nav multiple files like a tradcath coder. Any advice would be great.

Built in package manager: vim.pack (neovim v.012)

sigh *sad realization that I could launch a kickstarter campaign instead of spending my own money to build this beauty*

@neogoose_btw One of my fav articles i've ever read. Good one!

@shadcn I built an abstraction over it to quickly add and move between work trees github.com/rawnly/bosco it’s intended to be used with bare repositories

git worktree is a great feature for people smarter than me

can't imagine using anything else then FFF atm

@morellodev Nice! I built something similar sometime ago, but it's intended to be used with bare repositories github.com/rawnly/worktre…

I built something 🌳 github.com/morellodev/arb…