Veonim – simple modal IDE built on Neovim and VSCode extensions

Last Updated on July 19, 2023

Veonim is a simple modal IDE built on Neovim and VSCode extensions. The goal is to create an ideal programming environment.

Veonim is bundled with its own custom vim color scheme and the Roboto Mono font. This allows for a consistent out-of-the-box experience across platforms.

Veonim is no longer under active development. The GitHub repository has been deleted.

Features include:

• Fast with WebGL GPU rendering and multithreading.
• Run multiple instances of Neovim at  the same time. Work on separate projects in multiple instances.
• Support VSCode extensions.
• Aims to be 100% compatible with Neovim.
• All configuration done via vimrc with vimscript/Lua/remote plugins.
• All Veonim features opt-in. Use as much or as little of the IDE features as you want and customize your workflow.
• Fuzzy search files, buffers, buffer text, project text search (powered by ripgrep).
• Auto complete with documentation powered by VSCode extensions.
• Multiple concurrent Neovim instances (like tmux sessions).
• Fully keyboard driven (no mouse support).
• Support for nyancat, an animated, color, ANSI-text program that renders a loop of the classic Nyan Cat animation.
• Any vim color scheme is supported. True color colorschemes are supported.
• Change the shape, size, and color of the cursor for each Vim mode.
• Download and install any nvim plugins.
• Syntax highlighting and formatting.
• Create your own fuzzy menu, and overlay fuzzy menu.
• Remap input keys.

Website: github.com/mrkishi/veonim
Support:
Developer: breja and contributors
License: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0

Veonim is written in TypeScript. Learn TypeScript with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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