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newsNews since the previous release
nvimGetting start with Nvim
tutor30-minute interactive course for beginners
faqFrequently Asked Questions
bugsWhere to send bug reports
Usage
indexIndex of all commands
user-manualUser manual: How to accomplish editing tasks.
KuwashaHelping poor children in Uganda
Basic editing
startingStarting Vim, Vim command arguments, initialisation
repeat.txtRepeating commands, Vim scripts and debugging
Advanced editing
tagsTags and special searches
windowsCommands for using windows and buffers
API (extensibility/scripting/plugins)
apiNvim API via RPC, Lua and Vimscript
Programming language support
lspLanguage Server Protocol (LSP)
indent.txtautomatic indenting for C and other languages
filetypeSettings for specific types of files
quickfixCommands for a quick edit-compile-fix cycle
UI
guiExternal (graphical) UIs
signsSigns displayed as window decorations (the "gutter")
Multilingual support
Interop
Versions
deprecatedDeprecated features that will be removed
Developing nvim
dev-archInternal architecture, modules, data structures
dev-themeDesign guidelines (colorschemes etc.)
dev-toolsTools and techniques for developing Nvim
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