
# Lx

An extensive flip of rx's lite by [liqube](https://liqube.com).

Lx is largely incompatible with the legacy minimal core carried forward from Lite,
but is based on Lite, not any of its descendants.
While projects like LiteXL have grown substantially in features, the underlying architecture
inherited from Lite causes the same drawbacks and constrain workflow fluidity.

Lx deliberately moves in the opposite direction, emphasizing consistent speed and
carefully tuned usability for power users.

Many familiar Lite elements have been retained, but meaningfully expanded.

The core structure of language plugins (Lx syntax modules) remains recognizable,
though extended in both scope and capability.

The initial iterations of Lx intentionally avoid regular expressions, exploring how many requirements
can be implemented cleanly and efficiently without them and thus keeping the system lightweight.
Regular expressions may be introduced later as an additional layer, rather than as a dependency.
