Intro

Hello hackers!

Welcome to our fifth ¹ newsletter :)

New features we've worked on master branch

change theme to light and dark options via "Common Settings";
nyxt data file management has been completely rewritten with nfiles library bringing performance and elegance. Check-out the difference from the old to the new approach on a sample code snippet;
Nyxt's ASD has been re-written for easier editing;
Nyxt's REPL is more comfortable now with tab-completion, paren auto-completion, vi keybindings, among other contributions;
a better UI for the inspector;

We have been so focused on coding that we forgot to do some press releases :D Thus, here comes a bunch in a row:

Search engines and browsers seem to walk together sometimes. For instance, Brave browser is working on search. At the same time, DuckDuckGo, historically focused on search, is working on a web browser! While they work, Google is the big guy in the town (in both markets…). But, for some folks, Google Search Is Dying. Artyom has been thinking about search engines and Nyxt lately, since we have awesome users and in case you would like to chat about this intersection, send an email to artyom [at] atlas.engineer.
This guy let his 6-year-old daughter design his website. The end result is quite cool!
Almost everybody reading this newsletter already implemented pong in some programming language for fun (or for homework)… But, this work shows that innovation really can arise anywhere: meet almost pong!

Happy hacking!

Nyxt team

Despite the number #4 in the title, this is the fifth episode since we started counting from 0. Let's not be normal people :D↩

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