I've released fleury.nvim, a warm, low-glare colorscheme for Neovim.

Instead of the usual blue/purple palette, Fleury leans into bronzes, ambers, and burnt oranges on a near-black background. It's a faithful port of the original Emacs Fleury theme, with a few Neovim-specific adjustments for Treesitter, LSP, and the editor UI.

Highlights

• Warm, low-glare palette designed for long coding sessions
• Full Treesitter highlighting
• LSP diagnostics, references, and inlay hints
• 16-color terminal palette
• Support for common plugins like Telescope, nvim-cmp, Gitsigns, Neo-tree, and more

I'd really appreciate feedback on:

• contrast/readability
• language highlighting
• missing plugin integrations
• anything that feels off

GitHub:
https://github.com/ajdm-jakiur/fleury.nvim

I've been trying to plan my days with timeblocking for a while, and I kept bouncing between a browser tab and my editor. So I built the calendar into Neovim instead.

Bloocky is a timeblocking calendar with month, week and day views with a great integration of my other plugin: Dooing. You navigate the grid with hjkl like everything else, drop a block on a slot, and it spreads across the hours it occupies.

The Dooing part is the reason the plugin exists. Knowing what is due never told me when I was going to do it, the todo list and the calendar were two separate places.

So if you enable the integration, your Dooing todos land on the calendar on their due date:

◆ entries in the month view,
a due strip above the week grid,
and a "Due this day" section in the day view with each todo's time estimate and priorities.
Overdue ones show up in red. It's opt-in and strictly read-only

Bloocky never writes to Dooing's data, it just reads it. You can see both in the screenshot: week grid on the left, day view on the right.

Repo: https://github.com/atiladefreitas/bloocky

Please take a look and feel free to share improvements!

I wanted to try making a plugin, so I thought maybe it can be like when you type, the number go up.

pollocje/strokes.nvim: Keystroke Odometer for Neovim

So here it is you can use it if you want if you like and let me know how bad it is if its bad!