I use sesh, fight me 😡

how did you get that git info status bar on the top left? is it in your configs

CodeCompanion is also a good plugin for nvim. Aider is great for terminal warriors. I use Gemini and Copilot with the Claude Sonnet model inside CodeCompanion. I use Codeium for code completion. Creating good prompts is key to get the best out of these models.

lmao bro on the beach

why complicate always updating with stuff that doesnt have the same number of capabilities. This is like distrohopping , just a waste of time. Use tmux

Hey Josh, thanks for the shoutout! ❤Great talk and comprehensive overview of the current AI plugins! 👍

Nice AI in nvim overview, thanks! Now I understand the difference between these plugins : )

Rust BTW™️

Bruv, thanks for trying all this thingamabobs, so I don't have to.

Is it possible to run Neovim without these features? I’m concerned about privacy, and these LLMs just mop up your data without consent.

I'd like to know what used colorscheme is?

Great content as always

i was tired of tmux and alacritty, and wezterm serves all my needs and is easy to configure with lua. Wezterm has built-in multiplexer and even a damn serial console xD i absolutely love it. If you end up liking wezterm, please consider supporting development by sponsoring the project, I pledged 5bucks/month 😊❤

its not as fast as alacritty though..

any keybindings suggestions for non mac users, since I'm mostly comfortable with ctrl, but most of them are already used by nvim

I've been using Aerospace for a few months now. But I miss a few feature from it, like the "detach" thing we have with yabai, and the "resize to 3rd of the size of my screen". I've been thinning to use Rayscast's window management only, but I miss the keyboard shortcuts to move screens between macOS' workspaces. I really don't want to move them with my mouse LOL

This is very familiar with bspwm and sxhkd. Awesome ❤

Hey! I'm using Sesh on Mac with iterm2 but it's painfully slow to load - like 10+ seconds. What terminal emulator are you using? Any tips for optimizing? Thanks!

Absolute goodness!

Linux has better window managers. Arch btw

dang i want so much from your dotfiles id like to just clone but on linux so will have to edit heavy. you have any videos on the transparency for all panels. same for your tmux its exceptionally good

Klocko Burgs

thanks for this video. I've been struggling to accept mac's "different" (i.e. terrible) window management. this seems helpful. Does yabai have any good layout for ultrawide out-of-the-box? Something with a main window tile which is centered, then non-primary windows open on the sides? Amethyst has "3 column middle" I'm thinking of jumping from Amethyst to Yabai. Apparenly, due to macos updates amethyst is planning to drop support for throwing apps to different desktops. Also, I really miss directional window navigation - seems like that is a natural thing in yabai! What mac (and all the add-on wm managers get wrong) about desktops is they can't be 'merged' - like on i3/awesomwm on linux wm you can join two 'desktops'. I haven't found a good solution where i've got editor on desktop (1), browser on (2) and i want to compare docs to my actual code. You have to move to 2, throw your browser to 1, go to 1, read.. then throw the browser back to 2 to get it out of your way.

great idea, that tmux session handling automation script! copying..

Just in case anybody's watching this in 2024, Alacritty switched to TOML for their config files, keybinding files, etc. Just means that the "chars" have to be provided in properly escaped Unicode, and some tiny variations in file structure... Thank you Josh!!! finding this video and the blog was a godsend, you are a 👑

At 49:20 you say you prefer auto-reload. I do too but I have no idea how to set this up. Can you give me a hint?

How do you handle multiple second delay when switching if you are doing any CPU intensive tasks? As soon as I compile anything I get 5 second switching time.

Zellin main developer mentioned being too busy. And zellij stills misses so many tmux features Wezterm is another great candidate, but the fact that there are new terminals every day is a reason to avoid coupling the multiplexer to the terminal

alr if u say so :)

Nice! Just added to my dots along with a wezterm mapping and it works great + super fast! One little note: the release note in GitHub refers to sesh-dev instead of sesh

Hmm, no sound there for first few minutes...

What is that find/search plugin you are using? Telescope?

whats the font?

The only issue I have with yabai is that i'm unable to send apps to workspaces with only keybinds (without disabling ISP). My linux setup made that very easy to do with hyprland. Does AeroSpace solve this issue?

This is probably the worst approach to explain software. Talking about shallow topics such as background and colors while wezterm has a multiplexer supporting local, unix socket, ssh domains, TLS and more, when it has panes, windows, workspaces, input prompts and pickers, etc. It feels like you completely missed the point of the terminal to me.

You lost me when you said "go"

love this content, felt like a conversation i would love to have with a friend who has the same interests, because for everyone else this looks silly :D Carlos had some nice settings in nix-darwin, definitelly helped me!

New subscriver here. Neovim all the way.

where's the emacs -nw studs at?

love it!

hey man, just to let you know, this type of content of showing dev workflows is awesome! thank you

bash scripting is love!

Thanks for watching! You can get all the links on my website: www.joshmedeski.com/posts/carlos-beckers-dev-workflow/

I finally found this type of channel! love it😊

🎉 nice video

First! Super excited for the return of this series!

I have tried aerospace right after watching Josean Marthinez video, but switched back to yabai. For some reason aerospace is eating 40% my CPU, maybe related to me still using Intel chip, not sure. Really liked aerospace so, going to give it a try after moving to more performant machine.

you ask about your Hamerspoon issue. programmable keyboard and layers. is my solution I have a Corne keyboard where i have now my arrow keys also on hjkl on a layer :)

2024 version please?

The LUA part must be such a huge overhead. I'm still looking for a terminal that just starts in the blink of an eye, uses as little RAM and CPU as possible and just shows me plain text. But I feel like they all, somehow, mess that up with either having a huge overhead (LUA), or generally just being big and clunky with lots of shortcuts that I have to remove as to not interfere with my actual Vim config (Kitty). And the second I find something I like, it's not cross-platform, and since I jump between a lot of OS's that's something I can't accept.