Format your dates Calendar.txt style, everywhere! Like 2024-01-04 w01 Thu.
I printed every day from year 1700 to 2400, using Python 3, Go, PHP, Django templates and 'date'. Then I checked that results match.
day.strftime("%Y-%m-%d w%V %a") # Python
$date->format('Y-m-d \wW D') // PHP
date +"%Y-%m-%d w%V %a" # Linux 'date'
Jump to any function, class or heading with F4. Go, JavaScript, Python, C... A plugin for micro editor.
And if you're writing books, Jump plugin creates a table of contents from MarkDown, and allows you to jump to headings.
Show Go function definitions in Micro Editor. Definitions are only shown when you press F3, so they don't constantly pop on your face.
Backend uses Language Server Protocol (LSP), the same used by Sublime, neovim and VSCode.
Update: New LSP plugin has show signature (alt-k), definition (alt-d) and references (alt-r). It's just three line install - including Go language server and micro.
package main
import "fmt"
func main() {
fmt.Println("Learn Go in one week - w22. ")
fmt.Println("Registration opens on w12 Monday. ")
}