Ya, this was something were missing for a while - it's really important for me too! Finally making some progress on it the past couple of weeks though. Goal is to have the entire UI keyboard-navigable, vim style:

Hi, here's some links from me: Talk: youtube.com/watch?v=Pi8qRg_g… Slides: slideshare.net/BryanPhelps3/… Github: github.com/onivim/oni2 Website: v2.onivim.io Thanks for the fun conference!

Hi @PiBeben - I had some recording issues, luckily @ABawesomed had me covered. Just uploaded: youtube.com/watch?v=Pi8qRg_g…

Ya! @zachbaylin implemented this for us - you can use `gh` in normal mode to see the type:

Can paste this into "devDeps" "@opam/ocaml-lsp-server": "ocaml/ocaml-lsp:ocaml-lsp-server.opam" Provides completion / go-to-definition / highlights:

Pipelined rendering: We could potentially run parts of the @reveryui rendering pipeline in parallel. Today, it's always sequential: Reconcilation -> Layout -> Draw -> Swap Buffers. But multi-core opens up the possibility of doing some of these steps in parallel.

Oh no... I think I've copied and paste this code a million times:

Oh, interesting. At least the initial rendering worked.... If you close and reopen - and then type `:new test.js` - do you see an editor window like this? Or is it still blank like before? Wondering if this is a rendering issue.

Thanks @mjackson for the screenshot, that helps a ton! It looks like there is something broken for sure... the editor surface isn't rendering at all. Did you see the 'welcome' screen on start?

Oh ya, @reactiveconf posted my talk there (mostly about @oni_vim): youtube.com/watch?v=QD9hpiBZ… I think the @reasonconf talk will be coming soon, too.

Amazed by @wokalski 's PPX for components / hooks in #briskml and @reveryui ! Still have the benefit of compile-time, type-safe hooks... w/ much less boilerplate! 🚀🚀 Thanks @ekander_ for converting @reveryui components and @glennsl for bringing it to @oni_vim !