Neoray is a simple and lightweight GUI client for Neovim.
It uses GLFW and OpenGL bindings. Neoray is easy to use and binary size is small. The client supports most of the Neovim features. It has low memory requirements, and leaves no footprint on your computer.
This is free and open source software.
Website: github.com/hismailbulut/neoray
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Developer: Ismail Bulut
License: MIT License
Neoray is written in Go. Learn Go with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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| Neovim GUIs | Language | |
|---|---|---|
| Neovim-qt | Neovim client library and GUI using Qt5 | C++ |
| GoNeovim | Forked from Gonvim. Uses Qt binding | Go |
| FVim | Uses the Avalonia XAML-based UI framework | F# |
| Neovide | No nonsense client | Rust |
| GNvim | Rich GUI without any web bloat | Rust |
| NVUI | Modern frontend | C++ |
| glrnvim | GPU-accelerated Neovim GUI | Rust |
| NyaoVim | Web-enhanced extensible Neovim frontend | TypeScript |
| neovim-gtk | Uses gtk-rs bindings | Rust |
| Neoray | Uses GLFW and OpenGL bindings | Go |
| Envim | Electron-based frontend for Neovim | TypeScript |
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