Atomic Editor – Obsidian-style live preview for CodeMirror 6
Lazy-loaded grammars only hit the wire when you open a fence.

Vanilla JS editor with regex loop prevention, but CodePen already owns this.
Developers learning editor internals
CodePen · JSFiddle · Replit
Over the weekend I wanted to understand how code editors work under the hood, so I built a lightweight, standalone online JavaScript editor using only HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript—no libraries, no frameworks, no plugins.
Live demo: https://editor.codeeverywhere.ca Github: https://github.com/codeeverywhereca/codeeditor
Fully open source - MIT License
Lazy-loaded grammars only hit the wire when you open a fence.
Yet another online IDE; Replit, CodePen, and LeetCode Code solve this better.
Single-file UI language for AI generation, but no evidence it reduces tokens vs normal dev flow.
Pretty terminal editor with standard keybinds, but Micro and Helix already own this niche.
Notepad++ clone with Git + AI, but VS Code and Cursor already own this space.
Nice UI for a boring file, but /etc/hosts GUI already exists in most package managers.