My Neovim configuration for Golang development in 2024 (Using lazy.nvim and go.nvim)

[@nikolazivkovic2399]

I finally found this channel (again) - was looking for it (had it in my previous account). Thank you for the content!

[@MrCradleman]

Thanks Mr Mario, always wait for your videos

[@MarioCarrion]

Thanks! I hope you found the video useful.

[@DGDG0000000]

You have recorded the best tutorials about Golang, all around the world ! thank you for that, Sir.

[@rusinxls]

thank you for this video Mario, great introduction to nvim and its plugins

[@MarioCarrion]

I'm glad you found the video useful, take care!

[@diegodario1400]

The fuzzy file suggestion was neat, I loved it. Thanks for sharing

[@MarioCarrion]

It's really amazing; super helpful.

[@yuchihchiu2263]

As a developer transitioning from GoLand to Neovim, your videos have been incredibly helpful to me😍

[@WhatNameHere]

I was so looking for this videooooo. thank you. Havent watched yet, but I believe lsp, dap and other important parts are covered.

[@MarioCarrion]

I didn't cover debugging-that's a video in itself-but other than that, what you mentioned is in the video.

[@ErmandDurro]

WOW this is amazing content. By far the best video I have seen for explaining the nvim setup for golang. You have no idea how useful it was for me. THANK YOU so much 😃 I wish I could find something similar for Typescript as well 😄

[@MarioCarrion]

Thanks! I'm glad you liked the video. Cheers!

[@smjure]

Great vid and blog post, thank you Mario 👍

[@MarioCarrion]

Thank you. Take care!

[@mlopezqc]

Thanks for the suggestions and the configuration files. I'm using them right now. The only thing I've changed is the test files keymaps. I don't know why you are overriding 'A', which sends the cursor to the end of the line in INSERT mode or 'V' which is used to select whole lines.

[@MarioCarrion]

I think it's a habit, if I recall correctly those were the default mappings when using vim-go; but hey I'm happy to hear your feedback, I'm always looking forward to improving my keymaps.

[@BoosterShot1010]

Thank you for the great content!. It would be great if you could make a series on building a production ready application in golang. There aren't as many such content in Go as in other languages.

[@MarioCarrion]

Good idea, thanks for your suggestion.

[@GabrielPozo]

I'll always be an Emacs guy, but this video is making me want to give Vim another try.

[@yuchihchiu2263]

I was wondering how you made the transition from using Packer to LazyVim. Also, are there any articles or videos you could recommend for more information on this topic

[@MarioCarrion]

I read the Lazy documentation, the migration guide (although short) was really useful: lazy.folke.io/usage/migration

[@baloguntobi917]

Thank you! What about for tests? Want to hit f5 with debugger enabled etc

[@BreakeDanceVEVO]

Hey Mr Mario. I'm just wondering which font are you using? As it seems at first it's the Jetbrains Nerd Font Mono, but some of the keywords in Go files are italic. Is there any specific settings to make it as such (it looks nice!).

[@MarioCarrion]

Hi. Yes I'm using Jetbrains Nerd Font (the patched version); the styling comes from my theme catppuccin: github.com/MarioCarrion/videos/blob/main/2024/nvim-configuration/lua/mario/plugins/catppuccin-theme.lua#L16-L18 Cheers!

[@BreakeDanceVEVO]

@@MarioCarrion tnxxx!

[@intl123]

How do you produce an instructional video like this? What are the tools you use? The screen recorder, your audio, your image, the camera, and the cursors?

[@PainfulBBQ]

Hi! Thanks for the video! What tool are you using for drawing on the screen?

[@MarioCarrion]

Thanks for watching. It's called Presentify.

[@prashlovessamosa]

Thanks Mr Mario

[@MarioCarrion]

Thanks for watching. Take care.

[@kharismasastrawansyah3314]

hello sir, why this repository not an option for git clone? Thank You !

[@allisondealmeida]

Mario, what is the tool you use to create markings during the explanation? How do I change the theme?

[@MarioCarrion]

The tool is called presentify, about the theme it depends, you can literally modify the catpuccin configuration or choose another theme out there.

[@Jdtv689]

Can you build / run /debug from nvim ?

[@yuxiang4218]

great video

[@yakomisar]

Thanks Mario, why do u use separate plugin for the gt/gi/gr and etc.? it is already incorporated in telescope.Just checked your dotfiles, you should update your neovim version and then you can also delete plugin for commenting.

[@MarioCarrion]

When I recorded this video I was using v0.9.5; recently I upgraded to v0.10.0 and noticed a bunch of broken configurations, I'm still playing around with it, I'll probably update the configuration to remove redundant stuff. Do you have a configuration you can share?

[@marioquinteros6836]

Hello, i am newbie on nvim please i need help that how clone the dotfiles, from linux and begin to study go thanks

[@MarioCarrion]

The instructions are here: github.com/MarioCarrion/videos/blob/e5ab66c3f75ea31373567892defc84be1f730546/2024/nvim-configuration/README.md clone the repo and copy the files over to your local config path; in main I updated the code to match the most recent neovim version.

[@danielwojnar3876]

What's about debugging? Have you tried dap?

[@MarioCarrion]

Debugging is a video in itself; I'll prepare something.

[@maguilecutty]

No testing or debugging?

[@MarioCarrion]

Testing is included see the keymaps in "navigator.lua"; also navigator includes debugging options already you can review their README for that.

[@gon004]

Gracias!