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tree-sitter.github.io | ||
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zackoverflow.dev
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| | | | | Using Tree-sitter to add syntax highlighting to my personal code editor, Glyph. | |
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olvemaudal.github.io
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| | | | | C++ is a difficult language to master. Very difficult. It does not take more than a few days away from the keyboard before you start forgetting some of the details that will bite when you visit the dark and dusty corners of the language (sometimes because you work with code written by others). | |
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devnonsense.com
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| | | | | Vim was my preferred text editor for nearly eighteen years, until I switched to aretext in 2021. I appreciated vim's efficiency and ubiquity, the way I could rely on it regardless of what project I was working on or what machine I had ssh'd into. Like any software, however, vim reflects the time in which it was written. In many cases, vim optimizes for speed above all else, an approach that made sense given the limitations of late '90s computers. | |
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www.droidcon.com
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| | | This article serves as a guide on how to set up the project to include the Compose annotation processor as a library. I have exported the necessary JAR files in the GitHub repo. Before doing any step, make sure that your project is set up with Compose. If creating a new project, this can be done by following | ||
