Show HN: Grass – a zero-config terminal text editor with no plugins (github.com)

How does this tool differ from Vim or standard nano?

I've just tested it and its syntax highlighting seems comfortable for Python code editing, but not for C/C++ and Perl. If your target audience is only Python programmers then it's quite limited, since I wouldn't use it for my daily Perl coding tasks (I am Proxmox and Mojolicious contributor) as is, unless you consider working on some syntax highlighting.