Configure Tmux and Vim As Your Dev Environment

[@ascourter]

Want to see more Tmux or Vim content? Let me know in the comments!

[@ascourter]

I came back and re-watched this video today. Crazy how far I have come in my Neovim configuration since this video.

[@mykytao5028]

You should try neovim, lua config, Telescope (more powerful fzf with plugins) and packer (plugin manager).

[@ascourter]

I'll check that out, thanks!

[@chrissaltmarsh6777]

Good if you have control over the machines you are working on. (neovim compiles fine on a little raspberry pi, but a standard install probably has an old version). On Debian you are cooking - which is what I use. YMMV.

[@thepaulcraft957]

+1

[@hardcod3d]

Great content! I have been meaning to spend more time learning tmux. I’m just lazy and use screen every once and a while when running long commands on a server. Also, totally going to steal some of your .vimrc content. Thanks!

[@ascourter]

Thanks! Please steal away! Tmux has been daunting to me but after spending just a little bit of time I find it really cool and useful.

[@prashlovessamosa]

Thanks sir

[@SanixDarker]

amazing video, am into vim/tmux/i3 universe too ! BUT... stick with the default bash...

[@ascourter]

Thanks! Haha any reason you stick with bash?

[@aleclowry7654]

fun fact. most distros (i’m pretty sure ubuntu at least) actually aliases bash to dash which is just a more performant posix compliant shell

[@SanixDarker]

@@ascourtertbh, in love with it... and am resisting the temptation to be too much lazy... lol

[@ascourter]

@@SanixDarker Haha nothing wrong with that. Bash is great to know. I've used zsh for about a decade now so that's been the one I gravitated towards. Oh-my-zsh is pretty cool.

[@frustratedalien666]

@@ascourter also, for Mac users, modern Macs ship with zsh instead of bash. I don't really use Macs a lot, but I know the one Macbook I got from my job switched to zsh after an update a few years ago.

[@jonforhan9196]

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