thank u for putting me onto neovim and tmux

Hello @devaslife. I have a question. Did you open that web browser within your terminal window?

thank you helpfull, do you any experience with kotlin?

Thx for the inspiration 🙏

Takuya's recent video starts off with a cheerful update about his trip to Milan and Venice, immediately setting a personal and relatable tone. He then transitions into a deep dive into his development process, specifically how he tackled a performance issue in his React Native app. Instead of relying on the traditional JavaScript bridge, which slows down the app due to JSON encoding, he ingeniously bypassed it by injecting JavaScript directly into the WebView from native modules. This hands-on demonstration, complete with code examples for both iOS and Android, shows his dedication to improving app performance. Takuya’s excitement about the success of his hack is palpable, and his willingness to share this undocumented method exemplifies his commitment to helping other developers enhance their own projects.

Can you make a video or describe somehow - how you are making terminal transparent on the video cz I tried many times and not succeed 😂

WOW. new video from devaslife. liked automaticly

TA-DAH! Lol! I'm happy to hear that you enjoyed your visit to Italy. Thank you for another video, Takuya!

Really liked explanation using pen and paper :) Thank you.

Are you using some styling library like Shopify/restyle, or react-native-unistyles, or any components library like gluestack, or tamagui?

At 4:45 you have explained about transferring a file from native to webview via the bridge could be a massive data and could be bottle neck. That's true, and also my question. In your video, I couldn't find an alternative solution. At the end of the video, what we have is only the webview instance and looks like we could only execute a JS. I am wonder if you have a mutual solution to send a file to webview from native? Especially when the file is quite large to base64.

Explanation now is way easier with the drawing table! 👏👏

Thank you for making and giving inspiration so much!

how you can show the terminal above the camera recording?, the effect is so nice and minimalistic at the same time.

The article version: www.devas.life/how-to-get-an-instance-of-the-fabric-view-component-on-react-native/

Hi, Takuya, are you planning to support rich text editing or it will be markdown only?

That's great! I'm also using webview for some attached functionality on a react-native app I'm working, might take some advices from this video :)

How long have you been coding?

console.log("Hello Takuya") I've been watching you for quite some time now, and one of your videos is the only one I've ever liked on KZbin. This video (under which I am writing a comment) came to me at the right time, thank you for your useful tips. I really needed it now.

Thanks. ありがとう

Guys, are React Native projects from the channel still useful (not outdated) today? Thanks @devaslife, interesting asmr videos :)

How to open pages in such a minimalist browser? 9:19

I contributed to the old config!

What is your browser, what are the mac extension you utilize to make the menu bar disapear, and how do you map keyboard shortcut to be able to navigate inside your browser so easily without the mouse? Is it native to mac? Very nice tutorial. :)

I need the link for the pegboard

Would be awesome to see your full PC directory structure one day

I would love more rn videos about how you do stuff and style. Your apps looks and feels awesome!

Stange question: what are the plastic drawers that can be seen at 6:32? They look very nice. Thank you.

What browser is that ?

starting out at 18 years old

Me duele mucho como aprieta al barra espaciadora =(

What kind of keyboards are those

55:30 😏

Hi Takuya, Cheers from Brazil. How to show icon popup selection? (used in cowboy func) Thank you. btw vim.looop.new_timer(), is deprecated, can use vim.uv.new_timer() instead

this guy really loves his jeyboard :)

I wanna experience your style of coding life one day. It looks chill :)

Takuya, how did u leanred all of these, like how did u learned to config and add plugins to neovim and all the stuff u do before starting your coding, from where did u learn all of that, please tell.

In My country any keyboard seller does not sell this keyboard that’s make sad😢

@devaslife The repository has been deleted or set to private. Can you share the repository with us again? I would appreciate that very much!

Это дядя влада тена?

Sweet dev keyboard, brand?

Can you create more content about threejs? and can you give some tools on lazyvim for threejs? plugins etc.?

To be honest if all you care about is aesthetics and being a hipster coder then do this, otherwise its a massive waste of your time. An editor like Cursor is all you need for productivity these days, forget learning shortcuts, it gives you intelligent suggestions for common operations, like duplication, replacement. It already knows all the shortcuts you will spend months learning in Vim and recognizes when you need them.

If you are following this now you need to be aware that some codemirror packages are deprecated and will give you errors. My imports looked like this: import {EditorState} from '@codemirror/state'; import { EditorView, keymap, highlightActiveLine, lineNumbers, highlightActiveLineGutter, } from '@codemirror/view'; import {defaultKeymap, history, historyKeymap} from '@codemirror/commands'; import { indentOnInput, bracketMatching, defaultHighlightStyle, syntaxHighlighting, HighlightStyle, } from '@codemirror/language'; import {javascript} from '@codemirror/lang-javascript'; When you use syntax highlighting you now have to do the following in the extensions array : Replace defaultHighlightStyle.fallback with syntaxHighlighting(defaultHighlightStyle)

Hello, Mr. Matsuyama. Thank you very much for your creation. It is truly a beam of light in the YT broadcasting forest. You are a hero of the craft. The frameworks and the libs may be changed, but your code lives on in Q3-24.

Which Browser how to customise like this?

Your videos are amazing! I can't follow your instructions, but the video itself looks awesome!

.glb preview on Mac looks very comfy. what plugin are you using?

Что ты пишешь?

I’ve tried re-implementing this, but neovim is transparent when I start it after installing.