how do you get function signature to show and be there when i type the arguments of a function?

A nice detail of the surround plugin is that when surrounding with the various bracket types you can choose if you want those ugly spaces inside the brackets. E.g., if somewhere in a word "word", ysiw( results in "( word )" like shown in the video while ysiw) results in "(word)". I use the latter all the time :-). Same principle for {} and [].

does it overwrite the default vim behavior of 's' key?

i had to watch this video at 1/4 speed. so much info and so fast.

Astro is the best nvim config so far. Lunarvim had to install a ton of cli stuff before running and has a weird workflow, nvchad just didn't work no matter what I tried, lazyvim is fine but development is kind of slow. Astro you paste one command in the terminal and it works flawlessly and has the most features out of all of them

this video is so good! it seems like so many vim videos are all about the exact same few plugins, thanks!

Double click the word + shift + quote

Please make a tutorial on andromeda theme for neovim, either usin astrovim or lazyvim.

The nvim-surround feels like it should be in core neovim. I mean we have motions to modify inside a selection, it would make sense to extend those to allow modifying around a selection And the chanche of it happening is not zero, since they already added the commenting plugin as a builtin feature!

good video~!

after made the leader>a change and tryied to start the comand the following message was showed up "Cannot make changes, 'modifiable' is off"

Is this outdated?... Why cloning user template not working?... Can you please update what's happening?

hi I had success with your video, but with what I learned I wanted to go a little further from my knowledge, install the dart pack of the community and seeing the documentation of the flutter_tools there I could see that it can be integrated with telescope, I tried a thousand and one ways that I could think of and search for documentation on google but without success, both on the github of flutter-tools and telescope I did not find much, can you guide me how to activate that function please or make a video showing it would be interesting

Maybe I am just being dense, but I don't get the point of trouble when nvim already includes quickfix?

btw , which theme is used in video ? i like it

exemplary quick tutorial , love it . makes me wanna switch to astronvim from lunarvim . thx for sharing , have fun

Hi.. Could you share how to organize imports (like VS code does) for typescript/react application? I had been going through the docs and wasted a lot of time. If someone could help, it would be really great and I would get a starting point to understand nvim better..

trouble is useless since you can just show all errors and warnings in telescope. Also LSP provides "code actions" for quick fix

Bro, do more detailed tutorials. You explain so well. Please

This distro is sooo sooo underrated. I don't see it mentioned in most of the videos, but it does way much more than LunarVIM or NvChad + verified plugin configs inside AstroNVIM Community makes it even more awesome. You don't have to spend any time in order to get running I'm dailydriving it in my work and I love it so far

Great list of plugins!

Thank you for explaining how to move with multiple results it was hard to find elsewhere :)

Can you do a full tutorial on nvim-bqf?

I also started using astronvim few days back .. The the directory structre in my .config/nvim is different than yours

Leap vs flash??

Best AstroNVim tutorial on KZbin. Thanks!

This was great! Thank you!

Thanks for such a great guide! I keep referring to it whenever I want to make small changes in my config!

I don't think `Ctrl + up` or `Ctrl + down` works that well for Mac as there are some internal key bindings on Mac that resize all the windows instead of the ones in neovim.

The first one is pretty cool, thanks for sharing

man, you saved me days of researching, thanks a lot

I try to set up AstroVim it show error "it show lazy.nvim requires Neovim >>=0.8.0" i don't how to resolve

what font are u using in the terminal

I like this! I've been using lazyvim but it's way more than what i need. I mostly do scripts for admin work.. So I went to leafvim which is nice too. But this is a really good setup. Thanks.

Any idea how can i customize Heirline statusbar, I have tried all the ways in official doc to no avail.

Check out my tutorial on Leap, a Neovim plugin to make you move faster! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmOqp6yOjdGBl5I

Check out my tutorial on Leap, a Neovim plugin to make you move faster! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmOqp6yOjdGBl5I

Why is this better than /

Nice one I like it but I can add it to nvchad

I tried this for a while, but 's' interferes with standard vim 's' keybinding which I use a lot...

What are your ways to quickly move around in Neovim? Thanks to Shortform for sponsoring this video. Go to shortform.com/cretezy for a free trial and 20% discount!

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I've been using astro recently and i can pretty much say that neo chad is better in every way.

If everybody copy Fireship thumbnails nobody will recognize who is who :/

nvim-bqf is not working for me. Smth wrong with parsing treesitter

I guess Undotree is too common (perhaps included?) but omg it's saved me lol

What is the name of a color theme, can I get same in VSCode ??

Great video, fantastic. Thank you so much.

It doesn't take that much to configure and neovim directly for these features. Don't go crazy with everything being perfect and you'll be fine. The problem with using preconfigured distros of neovim (assuming you don't have core neovim knowledge) is when they stop being maintained you're left with little knowledge at all. If base vim and/or neovim has a keybind to do something (like create splits and navigate between them), changing it something seemingly more convenient or familiar to remember is a bad idea. It'll leave you unequipped when you need to hop on a server or temporary docker/cloud instance to do work and you don't have the ability or time to make it just like your dev environment. The more you can do with less, the better -- generally speaking.

Really great intro and explanation. I am going to keep this bookmarked.