Happy to help!

Oh totally missed that one. Thanks cocoxdemon 🙏

Hey thanks a lot! 🙏 Glad you liked it!

@@nikolovlazar Welcome bro, bring more videos like these ❤

Thanks! Why, though? 😁 You don't like this type of angle?

@@nikolovlazar "I enjoy Face Cam because it feels like I'm being taught one-on-one."

@@prashlovessamosaoh for sure! Thank you for the feedback! I’m not giving up on the face cam.

The base functionality is wild. Imagine what you can do with extensions on top of it 😁

That could be cool. Thanks for the idea!

Do you have an LSP installed? The suggestions that are based on the language/framework come from a configured LSP (Language Service Provider). It's how all IDEs are giving you suggestions. If you're using plain Neovim you don't have an LSP configured. I'm using LazyVim as a base ( lazyvim.org ) but with some additional configuration on top that I needed. You can check out my config here: github.com/nikolovlazar/dotfiles. I'd look into setting up LazyVim first, and then taking it from there.

Glad you liked it! I'm using the Dank Mono font.

@@nikolovlazar Well noted, thanks for your kind sharing!

Thank you Anvesh! This didn't work for me, but your comment made me google around and I found out that I needed the "multi-command" extension in order to make it work. I've updated the gist in the description, but here's what worked for me: { "key": "space g g", "command": "extension.multiCommand.execute", "when": "vim.mode == 'Normal' && (editorTextFocus || !inputFocus)", "args": { "sequence": ["workbench.view.scm", "workbench.scm.focus"] } }

@@nikolovlazar actually this worked perfectly fine for me: { "key": "space g g", "command": "runCommands", "when": "vim.mode == 'Normal' && (editorTextFocus || !inputFocus)", "args": { "commands": ["workbench.view.scm", "workbench.scm.focus"] } }, Awesome video by the way 👏

@@GonzaloStoll hmm that's weird. for some reason my VS Code didn't wait for the first command to finish (opening the scm panel) before trying to focus on the commit input, so the focus never happened. are you running on windows/linux?

Thanks! I've updated the video description with all the info and links.

Glad it was helpful!

Good point! I’m using the default ones for the terminal (ctrl-backtick to toggle, and was it something with ][ to switch between?). I’ll think about what makes the most sense and add it to my keybindings.json file.

Of course they do. I do mention in the beginning that this video is about matching Neovim's keymaps. It's not about extending VS Code. Thank you for the recommendation though!

Hey Kevin! Glad you liked it! Window manager: the built-in functions of Raycast www.raycast.com Keystrokes app: KeyCastr github.com/keycastr/keycastr I'm definitely going to add more keymaps - thinking of debugging keymaps right now (toggle breakpoints, run jobs etc...). I'll try to remember to update the gist, but it's better if I add them to my dotfiles somehow. Still not sure how VSCode does the sync. I might even do a Part 2 video as well.

@@nikolovlazar can I suggest remap <ctrl-p> <ctrl-n> to previous / next selecting items from drop down menu? I wonder if vsc has those apis 🙄

I can see that being super useful! I have my arrow keys mapped to hjkl on my keyboard, so I don't have to move my hands to use the arrows, but I think I've seen <ctrl-p> <ctrl-n> being used to navigate. I'll look into that keymap as well. So far I got this one + the debugging keymaps, so I can already see the next video forming 😁

Which one did you try? The one on creatures.dev should work.

Glad you liked it! Vim motions definitely changed the way I write and edit code. There are lots of motions that I don't know or I'm not using regularly just yet, but I'm not in a rush. Have fun exploring the Neovim ecosystem! If you have questions or need help, don't hesitate to reach out either here or on the creatures.dev Discord.

Thank you! I think I've experienced the freezing issue as well. I think it's the built-in "floating" terminal. Usually happens when I'm using just neovim and I'm using the floating terminal to run apps. I've switched over to tmux + neovim and the issue stopped happening. Is that the same issue you're having?

Glad you liked it man!

I'm using oxocarbon in neovim: github.com/nyoom-engineering/oxocarbon.nvim. But I modified it slightly in some places so it plays nicely with other plugins. Here's the full config: github.com/nikolovlazar/dotfiles/blob/main/.config/nvim/lua/plugins/colorscheme.lua

@@nikolovlazar thank you

I got you! So VS Code uses a special glob syntax that doesn't work exactly like regex. I managed to make it work for both cases when there's a dynamic segment and not. You'd need to add multiple patterns to match the different cases, depending on the position of the dynamic segment in the path. Let's say the dynamic segment is the direct parent of the file. You'd need two patterns - one for the regular files, and one for the dynamic one: // Regular - prefixed with src/app so it doesn't affect files outside of the app dir src/app/**/{layout,page}.tsx - ${dirname} ${filename} // Dynamic - the dynamic segment is the direct parent src/app/**/[[]*[]]/{layout,page}.tsx - ${dirname(1)}${dirname} ${filename} Play around with this and see what value works for you. This dynamic pattern will produce this: "landlords[id] page". I hope this helps you.

I had the Kinesis first and I loved it, but it was too big to carry around, so that's why I got the Voyager. What problems are you having with the voyager? I actually love it. Haven't touched my Kinesis ever since I got the Voyager.

What do you mean by jumping to different stack locations? Like jumping to a certain breakpoint, or a specific line?

@@nikolovlazar I try to explain - drive.google.com/file/d/1xihxGaWwYJvB-5JSlJvuUUtVbrmPXECz/view?usp=drive_link

It's the ZSA Voyager! www.zsa.io/voyager. My main driver before was my Kinesis Advantage (top shelf behind me), but it was too big to carry it around, so I switched to the Voyager.

I haven't had the need to do this, but hopefully some of the viewers of this video has figured that out.

if your container is not runnign network mode host you need to map the ports of the debugger running in the container to the port on your host - either in the docker compose file or the command you use to start your container.

@@zettlrobert yep, that's what I'm doing, my application is running in port 4000, the node debugger is running in port 4001 (--inspect=4001) and the adapter is running in port 8123, all these ports are mapped to localhost in my docker-compose file

That's an interesting idea. I'll look into it. Thanks!

Zod is awesome!

Glad you like it!

@@nikolovlazar btw, what’s the theme and icons you use?

@@blaizeW Here's my setup: - Color Theme: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=DaltonMenezes.aura-theme - Icon Theme: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Equinusocio.moxer-icons - Font: Dank Mono

@@nikolovlazar Tysm.

Happy to help!

Glad you liked it!

Realm DB

@@nikolovlazar when I add or expense some money, does this calculation show on the home screen?

@@rafiul6065 you mean like in a widget? no, I didn't get to create a widget.

@@nikolovlazar sir i mean the application home page 1st starting page

Thank you!

Haven’t worked with Partytown so far, but I’ll let you know. What’s the problem with partytown and app router?

Nextjs script worker strategy is not supported in partytown

Easy peasy! 😁

Glad I could help!

Yes! This is one of those "simple but delightful" features that improve the QoL. I'm glad you found it useful.

Thanks Viktor! Here's my setup: - Color Theme: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=DaltonMenezes.aura-theme - Icon Theme: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Equinusocio.moxer-icons - Font: Dank Mono