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[@nobu1730]

neovim really has become a full fledged IDE, you can't call it just a code editor anymore with these crazy features.

[@ItzMeOxHD]

I'm not gonna say it isn't cool, or whatever, but I really wonder, why does someone use this? I mean you can't dispute that it isn't even nearly as fully fledged or featureful as e.g. a Jetbrains IDE. Only real reasons (I'm not counting increasing e-peen size) that I can see, is that you possibly can't integrate other very useful tools you might have with a real IDE, or that it wont be as seamless, and that configuration of vim plugins in real IDEs isn't the same as configuring actual vim (some functionality is missing, or the IDE vim plugin is buggy, etc).

[@mariosousa2795]

@@ItzMeOxHD this isnt to convert Jetbrains users to neovim. Its so neovim users can have these tools, simple as. It isnt a competition, its just developing tools.

[@ItzMeOxHD]

@@mariosousa2795 Point still stands, why would you use a setup like this (especially when you need to put a lot, like a lot a lot, effort into it), when a superior alternative is available by the click of one install button. I wish a nice neovim setup was superior, I'd love to use it. Sad fact of the matter is just that it isn't.

[@jonesbbq307]

@@ItzMeOxHD I am thinking about that too. I guess one big reason is that with vim everything is on terminal and you can be sure every unix machine is going to have a vi/vim installed. Especially on headless machines this becomes convenient. Like when I need to deploy my code on some server and I can only ssh, it's not practical to install an IDE just to make some edits.

[@ItzMeOxHD]

@@jonesbbq307 This is completely besides the point. It's not like the server you do some configuration on has this whole elaborate neovim setup either. Of course youll just use normal vim on the server, regardless of what your normal development environment is.

[@verb0ze]

Looking forward to your video explaining the configuration. DAP is such a pain to get working right!

[@chyldstudios]

looks like vs code has some serious competition.

[@yavko]

NO WAY A WHATSAPP SCAM ON A NEOVIM VIDEO 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@vaisakhkm783]

@@yavko 😆 i didn't saw it... but it shows chris became famous

[@yavko]

I shared a screenshot on the server if you can find it lmao

[@juicedelemon]

Always has been

[@smibssmibs]

This is the milestone I was waiting for. I know it was sort of possible already, but the effort to integrate that all was too much to me. Thanks for making it available to the mases.

[@sibouras792]

the ui looks amazing gj, are you planning on making videos on how to set this up? im using your neovim from scrath setup and debugging would be cool addition to that

[@darksinge]

This is amazing. Really looking forward to follow up videos!

[@dmitrygronsky2832]

Chris, I just want to thank you for all your outstanding work. Backed by official docs and having struggled with self configuring lsp and staff and understanding positively nothing, after days of attemts I stumbled upon your nvim-lua tutorial series, which was eye opener. Then I found you LunarVim bundle. Since then I tried several alternatives, settled down with more "just text editor" minimal setup, but you were the first one being able to explain things -- kudos man! Keep it up!

[@lintaoamons5712]

This is amazing! Hope the setup tutorial will come soon~

[@anthonyraulmunantechavez755]

I was looking for this for a really long time to finally completly move to lunarvim. Thank you!!

[@mp6086]

That's sooo cool, can't wait for the setup tutorial!

[@outragedline]

thanks, really useful video

[@shub_zzz]

Holy shit! The clickable debug menus is a game changer for me I went back to vscode only because i was having diffculty debugging my programs. Now i think I'll go abck to nvim

[@yeehingtong1725]

Looking forward to the setup video. Couldn’t quite follow the stream

[@muddyexport5639]

Thanks -- this is great!

[@IgorogI1000]

you are incredible, Chris! thank you for that!

[@pinnguino]

Hi Chris! I've been watching your videos of neovim from scratch, and I learned a lot about neovim, and I'm making my own config like LunarVim. I was wondering if you can make a video of setting up the nvim-dap plugin. I only need in order to complete my config. Thanks! Love your videos!

[@secure_by_default]

Could you add documentation for debugging on the Lunar Vim website?

[@IkraamDev]

Is there a plug-in that saves your session after you exist vim and also saves the customised buffer order you did? I really would like that.

[@catzilala9796]

Can't wait the next video;)

[@christoph6055]

Is it possible to do this with C# and omnisharp? I think Microsoft doesn't allow their debugger to be used, right?

[@m4rt_]

is there something like this for emacs? Edit: I think I found one. It's called dap-mode

[@paras8361]

I am getting this error No LSP client found that supports resolving possible test cases. Did you add the JAR files of vscode-java-test to `config.init_options.bundles`?

[@mghz114]

what font are you using for your code?

[@elbromas12459]

Hi Chris bro I have a problem with my debug, I don't know if you can help me. Broo I have your configuration in lvim, but I don't know where to add the configuration and adapter for java, I have tried to put the configuration and adapter in the ftp folder but it doesn't work. My error is "your config in java is not found and then from the config is the adapter is not defined". This is my headache

[@lierzlorentz9374]

Hi chris, can you make a video about how to properly set up nvim-dap and debugging adapters for different languages? I've transferred to LunarVim for weeks and I enjoy it very much, but I still can't get the debug stuffs work properly and I really hope there will be some explanation about dap setups.

[@cmunozcortes]

I second this!

[@matteostara]

Hey Chris - I am really enjoying Lunarvim so far, and after playing around with Neovim and creating some light custom conf, I can grasp the amount of work you put into this project, and it's quite impressive. Big thanks to you and to all the maintainers. A thing I am struggling with while working with JS and React is opening a file in the browser, like opening an HTML file in the browser from explorer or without leaving Lunarvim. IN VSCode I could do it with live server - I am finding online a lot of different takes on how to do this but I was interested in yours? I guess for React is not really that relevant cause you can do npm start and that will start the host directly. Thanks!

[@8koi245]

there's an npm library for that, is global instalation something like node-server can't remember the name

[@matteostara]

@@8koi245 thanks, I'll have a look but honestly I can just navigate to local host myself, no big deal :)

[@allancomar]

I have a big doubt regarding the java debug. When working with a big project multiple poms, on visual studio code we can change something in a project and the LSP will consider that change for other projects/files. when using on lvim I need to clean install the project and refresh the dependent project to stop getting the errors. There is any work around that, so different projects be able to work with the source files instead of the installed jars?

[@chrisatmachine]

I don't typically work in java projects with multiple poms. I would try and put an issue in with the nvm-jdtls repo if it's not working for you.

[@allancomar]

@@chrisatmachine thanks. I will try poking around the project.

[@DooMWhite]

For some reason my C++ setup just doesn't work, it never stops, just executes the entire code, even with breakpoints.

[@akshayc6163]

How well does all this work on Windows?

[@TomerBenDavid]

Is there reference how to set this up for java?

[@igor34322]

could you please make a video on how to install lombok for lunarvim or share a doc if there is the one? thanks!

[@Johnson_meta]

It almost kill me, How do you set undercurl, I use lunarvim and kitty, but just showing underline

[@devevangelista]

how configure the debug ?

[@albdelgado]

how to set up debugging (dap)?

[@k7esav]

chris there is an issue in lunarvim, when I search for a string in a java program, suddenly some characters becomes invisible in ide.

[@chrisatmachine]

hmm I haven't notice this issue in java, if it persists put an issue in on github

[@deepblue9136]

what is this?it's a plugin for nvim or come with lunarvim

[@fabiangunzinger3328]

Thanks Chris, this looks great. I've been trying to set this up on my own machine but can't find any relevant configuration files for the dap-ui in either the starter configuration or yours (on a clone of yours, I even went back to commit dce9037 to replicate the state of the setup at the time the video was made, but there is no dap-ui setup in there either). Could you point me to the place you set this up?

[@chrisatmachine]

for what language?

[@fabiangunzinger3328]

@@chrisatmachine Thanks for your reply! For Python!

[@cmunozcortes]

@@fabiangunzinger3328 I second this request. Either a quick video or getting started type documentation would be appreciated. Thanks Chris!

[@moha_linus]

can you gieve us ur javascript dap config file... im new in this :(

[@DKLHensen]

Show us how to do conditional breakpoints.

[@318307able]

Hi, which window tiling manager do you use?

[@chrisatmachine]

hyprland it's a wayland compositor

[@christoph6055]

@@chrisatmachine nice, it's really fun to use it. Which bar do you use?

[@xhivo97]

Does this work with C?

[@pkgoncalves]

The question is... how to setup?

[@vikingthedude]

Bro codes in comic sans. He's levels ahead already

[@siuyutpang2335]

what font you use in neovim ? It looks awesome.

[@siuyutpang2335]

🤔

[@yavko]

I dont think he changed, but last i checked comic code

[@vaisakhkm783]

:( comic code is really expensive for me... but i would love to get it.. i will wait... will buy after finishing collage...

[@yavko]

Try comic mono its free

[@quangla9955]

I love your font. Could you share which font is it?

[@germandavid2520]

Comic Code

[@quangla9955]

@@germandavid2520 tks a lot, I found it.

[@ZilverDx]

Great video but can you make a config dap video?

[@ptscan2]

Im interested in a c++ debug/setup tutorial

[@johanpalaciose]

me too

[@bvgross]

me too

[@juicedelemon]

Bro is using the comic sans mono. What a giga chad

[@juicedelemon]

I guess I'm right if I'm hearted

[@chrisatmachine]

@@juicedelemon It's comic code, but close enough

[@Redyf]

Please make a video about how to install lunarvim on NixOS

[@derekzhang375]

Anyone know what os/wm he is using?

[@chrisatmachine]

arch linux, hyrpland on wayland, it's a compositor

[@derekzhang375]

@@chrisatmachine wow that was fast thanks! Looks super nice

[@cassiofiuza6833]

Very cool, but you could put the times of each subject to facilitate the search in the video. s2

[@chrisatmachine]

I'm very lazy

[@cassiofiuza6833]

@@chrisatmachine We all are xD

[@dakata2416]

Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:51 Java 7:29 Rust 9:47 Go 11:34 JavaScript 12:27 Python 14:29 Conclusion + Nvim Plugins

[@xD-saleem]

Hey could u please send me ur config.lua.

[@windowsrefund]

Bug Report: "Config", being short for the word "Configuration", is actually pronounced as "kuhn-fig" not "kon-fig". We know this because you would never "kon-fig-yer" your application. That said, very cool video!

[@vaisakhkm783]

at this point... vscode become obsolete...

[@verb0ze]

Well, vscode gave us LSP and DAP. I'm sure there's more that'll come out of it; that team really innovates when it comes to devx. I prefer vim because I don't like to click on things (keyboard shortcuts all day) and I basically live at the shell. I also feel vscode itself eats memory -- lots of it -- for breakfast, lunch and dinner. But I think for folks who like minimal configuration and buttons, vscode is still the way to go. I think vim is for tinkerers, and even with a solution like lunarvim with sane defaults, there's still a huge learning curve to get going compared to vscode.

[@fastfading4667]

it does not work on my Mac. Report need configure dap.configurations.go. How?