Keys you already know.
⌘K ⌘S shows them all, with the Vim way beside each, for when you want to go faster.
Your IDE is
bloated.
Dojo is Neovim with a real Mac GUI and actual taste. The Cmd shortcuts you know, a neon‑on‑black screen, zero Electron. Sorry, VS Code.
brew install yask123/dojo/dojo
Paste into Terminal, then open Dojo from Spotlight. Any existing Neovim setup is backed up first.
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// everything you need
Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.
Opens like Sublime Text. Types like Vim when you're ready. Every panel you didn't ask for is gone.
Read top‑down.
Big files open as an outline. Unfold one level at a time.
Focus, by design.
The desktop dims behind the window while you work.
Run with ⌘R.
Output slides up from the bottom. ⌘J tucks it away.
Sounds like paper.
A gentle typewriter as you type. A small chime when you save.
Phosphor, and friends.
Dojo's own theme: near‑black, mint text, one neon green. Or browse a handful of others with ⌘K ⌘T; the editor recolours as you move.
// the essentials
Six keys to start.
Open a folder⌘O
:cdFind a file⌘P
Space SpaceSearch the project⌘⇧F
Space /Go to definitionF12
gdRun this file⌘R
Space r rEvery shortcut⌘K⌘S
Space ?
Make some room
to think.
brew install yask123/dojo/dojo
No Homebrew? Use the Terminal installer.