Took me 3 days to go through the whole video. It was a bit slow paced, but very thorough. Much appreciated, thanks.

OMG! Thank you so much for this, this is by far, without exception the best 25mins and 18 secs I have ever invested in watching an information sharing video. I will now have to traverse the backlog of other videos you have done. Fantastic work !!!

9:16 Now the leader key instead of g : ) Can you give a breakdown on yours dots? I glanced autocompletion previews..

In the more than a year I've been using Neovim, this is the clearest, most helpful series of videos I've encountered. Suddenly a lot of previously fuzzy concepts are making perfect sense. You have a knack for this. Thank you for the work you've put into all of this.

This needs more views. Miles ahead of all the generic NeoVim videos!

markdown.nvim >>>>>>>>>

You've done a great job explaining this topic. I feel like I actually understand what's going on now. Thank you!

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this needs more love, best nvim intro series♥

Awesome explanation

I didn't expect a TAS run on a channel with neovim videos xD nice

What a great series. Hope you are able to continue the series with new sections! It would be great to see some new stuff about working with git, debugging, file explorers, and some tmux integration.

Best pedagogical approach to learning computer tooling I've ever come across. Thank you for the outstanding work.

Excellent explanation of Mason!

@vhyrro thank you for the greatest single series to start neovim. I love it. Everything just clicked when you explained the "why".

my lsp server installed correctly, but not working

Waiting for the next episode!

For those that are wanting this modular plugin structure, lazy actually has a separate configuration to allow this if you are interested. It will also import any new plugins that you have in your "plugins" directory. You can just create a new lua file for each plugin and Lazy will take care of the rest.

The one and only viable sourceout there on how to get started with neovim. Hats off mate. You have the gift of teaching mate.

Thanks!

I wish I have seen this 2 weeks earlier, I learned all of this the hard way! while those 2 videos explain it less than an hour. great work!

Bravo. Absolutely fantastic as always

Absolutely fantastic. Thank you so much, I wish I would have had this when learning. So awesome.

I must have missed what keys you pressed to trigger tab-complete (simple tab doesnt work (testing on Windows)) @8:38 and in addition to that, the command seems to have changed in the meantime (v0.9.1), any hints?

Could anyone advise what dependencies for concealer in neorg. Maybe I use improper nerd font

I have no idea how you created folders in 18:41. I did same with the zero result

Thanks!

Why would we use that clipboard instead of the g.clipboard? What even is the g.clipboard?

Don't let me down papi, I just want to set tree-sitter for rust papi EDIT: And you didn't let me down, the only problem I'm having is that when I checkhealth treesitter it give me this: Installation ~ - WARNING `tree-sitter` executable not found (parser generator, only needed for :TSInstallFromGrammar, not required for :TSInstall) - OK `node` found v22.9.0 (only needed for :TSInstallFromGrammar) - OK `git` executable found. - OK `cc` executable found. Selected from { vim.NIL, "cc", "gcc", "clang", "cl", "zig" } Version: cc (GCC) 14.2.1 20240910 - OK Neovim was compiled with tree-sitter runtime ABI version 14 (required >=13). Parsers must be compatible with runtime ABI. The fact that 'tree-sitter' executable is not found. When I checkhealth rustaceanvim, this is what I get: Checking for Lua dependencies ~ - OK [mfussenegger/nvim-dap](github.com/mfussenegger/nvim-dap) installed. Checking external dependencies ~ - WARNING No debug adapter detected. Make sure either lldb or codelldb is available on the path. - OK rust-analyzer: found rust-analyzer 1.81.0 (eeb90cd 2024-09-04) - OK Cargo: found cargo 1.81.0 (2dbb1af80 2024-08-20) - OK rustc: found rustc 1.81.0 (eeb90cda1 2024-09-04) Checking config ~ - OK No errors found in config. Checking for conflicting plugins ~ - OK No conflicting plugins detected. Checking for tree-sitter parser ~ - WARNING No tree-sitter parser for Rust detected. Required by 'Rustc unpretty' command. Does anybody know why this can be?'' Funny enough, after making this post I went back to check my files and I had set up the name of the plugin in lazy as 'treesitter', went back and changed it to 'tree-sitter' it seems to run better. I had to clean the installs using lazy, update it, install again. Still get that 'tree-sitter' executable not found thing

You are doing god's work! Please revive this channel!

Still alive? Just checking

Great series. Keep up the good work. Really like the in depth style, and instead of the copy paste this and voila approach. Sincerely subscriber #5000.

Thanks

Mate, you have no idea how grateful I am for this video (and the entire series). I've been using plain Vim/NeoVim for years, but I've only recently discovered how vast the ecosystem is nowadays, so I'm trying to make a full switch from JetBrains to NeoVim. I tried LazyVim and NvChad, but they're quite advanced, and I couldn't figure out some of the plugins, set up, etc. I have a MUCH better understanding of their configurations now, and I managed to set up LSP for Golang and TypeScript myself, thanks to this video! Many thanks!

Excellent explanations. It's a pleasure listening to you.

bro this is what I was looking everyone says install this and this and never say why we even should do it

14:55 ¡Hasta luego!

You have a skill for explaining things in a very clear manner, i think you should cover not just customizing vim but also more topics related to the computer science field, and im telling you this right now that very soon people will appreciate this skill of yours very much. You're so talented and capable for making tutorials than anyone else

you are a godsend bro

QUICK TIP: you dont always have to exit and reopen vim every single time, you can simply do ":source" to reload the config. > I'm not sure if this is mentioned anywhere in the video or maybe in the future tutorials, so im just dropping this here in case anyone finds it helpful.

Can you please share your Neorg config that you use?

Can you please make an update video about the changes that happened up to now?

Wow wow. What's going on in the browser? What plugin is that? Tab placement is from the future.

Would love to see more on this series specifically on the auto completion part.

This series needs more likes, the way you are explaining things is just beautiful.

after half an hour i found the space I put in the directory file name of the lua dir... jeeeeeeeeeeeez

waaowaoooo this is legendary!! 🚀🚀

This is amazing, exactly what I need for organizing my dissertation files. Appreciate all the effort you put into making theses videos. Cheers.

Look at that, catching up to emacs