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## Why Polydev? ## **Why Polydev**?
Working across multiple languages often means repetitive setup and constant context switching. Polydev eliminates this friction by offering: Working across multiple languages often means repetitive setup and constant context switching. Polydev eliminates this friction by offering:
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* A plugin-first design for easy extensibility * A plugin-first design for easy extensibility
## Core Features ## **Core Features**
* **Language Profiles** * **Language Profiles**
Define settings per language including `project_root`, keymaps, and build commands. Define settings per language including `project_root`, keymaps, and build commands.
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Easily extend functionality with custom language presets and commands. Easily extend functionality with custom language presets and commands.
## Who It's For ## **Who It's For**
Polydev is ideal for:
* Developers who work in multiple languages * Developers who work in multiple languages
* Neovim plugin authors or power users * Neovim plugin authors or power users
* Anyone who wants a faster, more unified project workflow * Anyone who wants a faster, more unified project workflow
## Design Goals ## **Design Goals**
* **Consistency** * **Consistency**
Offer a predictable workflow across languages and tools. Offer a predictable workflow across languages and tools.
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Reduce boilerplate, context switching, and friction. Reduce boilerplate, context switching, and friction.
## Real-World Example ## **Real-World Example**
If you switch often between Rust, Lua, and Python: If you switch often between Rust, Lua, and Python: