Neovim in 100 Seconds

Neovim is a fork of the keyboard-based text editor Vim. It is focused on extensibility and integrates the Lua programming language for easier scripting.
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[@Virbox]

*_Neovim - an editor you don't want to exit_*

[@nathanoy_]

ingenious

[@conto7032]

Or as with vim goes, you don't know how to exit ...

[@draido-dev]

EPIC MOVE, didn't think you will be here

[@RenderingUser]

Me: uses ZZ to exit like a Chad

[@Virbox]

@@draido-dev haha hi!

[@ThePrimeagen]

Came for fireship, stayed for can't exit vim memes

[@BvngeeCord]

Didn’t we all

[@WallaceThiago]

Maaaa man

[@verified_tinker1818]

Was searching for your comment.

[@_Code.Pilot_]

Knew I'd see you here :)

[@mahmoudel-hawawshy5198]

he introduced neovim BLAZZINGLY FAST.

[@thatsalot3577]

I swear to god half of the tooling decisions I've taken in life are influenced by this man.

[@RenderingUser]

What's the other half?

[@fus3n]

@@RenderingUser the other half is from the random number generator he made he just decides depending on the number

[@RenderingUser]

@@fus3n I see The other half for me would probably be 'no Boilerplate'

[@ardnys35]

how's it going so far? are you happy with these?

[@rubenheymans1988]

he's the reason why I went for angular / firebase , too bad he's not really covering that anymore because I still use it and it's still awesome

[@admiralrodney3818]

Learn Lua to create game engine ❌ Learn Lua to create perfect config for Neovim ✅

[@gustavojoaquin_arch]

Based 🧐

[@GersonFeDutra]

What madman would make an engine with Lua?

[@carcedopro7285]

@@darthvader1191 roblox studio uses lua language to script games, nobody uses lua to create the engine itself

[@algeronch]

​@@darthvader1191no it isn't, lua is just embedded in roblox

[@Aethenthebored]

@@darthvader1191 Roblox was written in C++ Edit: It looks like another source says C# ? Not sure I guess. But it wasn't written in a scripting language like Lua, that's for sure

[@acidjumps]

Sounds really cool, as soon as I exit Vim, I'm getting into NeoVim!

[@someguywithopinions]

I'm replacing "over my dead body" with "sure, as soon as I exit vim" lmao

[@quixote5986]

@@someguywithopinions can you educate me on why the masses are struggling to exit vim

[@BakrAli10]

@@quixote5986 I'll gladly educate you, as soon as I exit vim..

[@arjittw]

You could easily exit vim by CLOSING THE WINDOW or :wq

[@FlooferLand]

@@quixote5986 Vim has no exit command.. well.. it does.. but you have to first know the shortcut to enter in commands.. and you must also know what letter the command corresponds to-

[@majin2909]

Neovim, an editor where you spend 90% of your time configuring it with the plugins and the rest of it actually coding

[@jubaaissaoui5678]

What a stupid take

[@conto7032]

Exactly ... I don't get it why do people still uses "vim"s, current IDEs do everything and more with plugins without too much configuration.

[@RenderingUser]

@@conto7032 nah It's only a small number of people that work on configuring the editor all the time I downloaded a neovim distro and got to work with it with minimal customization. I've been using it for a lot of projects recently

[@alinagy]

I've spent so many hours improving my config file instead of investing it into actual work. So glad I'm not the only one.

[@mikeyim9985]

@@conto7032 This is not true… you eventually find your workflow and settle down. You will have spurts of trying out new plugins here and there but thats no different from trying out new vs code extension. There are time when we want to have “fun” but again it’s harmless. Dont take the configuring vim meme literally. Exiting vim is also not that hard btw.

[@teej_dv]

Oh dang, thanks for the shoutout!

[@nikfp]

Thanks for all you do for the Nvim ecosystem!

[@GregDowns]

The beauty of the 'X in 100 Seconds' format really shines with Vim and related topics. Every other type of video you see on KZbin about Vim or Emacs or the like weirdly assumes that the viewer has never heard of them before and needs to have a 20-minute Theory of Text Editing lecture. Then another 15 minutes of the guy rambling about who the video is suitable for. Then a disclaimer about it being just his opinion and (*chuckle*) he don't want to start a holy war or nothin'. Then a word from the sponsor. And finally after pretty much an hour if there's anyone left you might get to see Vim doing something.

[@imixup6905]

🤥🤥

[@ashutoshsamantaray2572]

I am the one who chuckles

[@markmywords3817]

To be fair, it summarized probably half of talks in developer conferences I've attended to 😂

[@Xld3beats]

Congrats on this video being the official "Intro" video on Neovim's home page! Your dedication to quality videos has paid off

[@bubblegumstudios1179]

After a week, I made my own custom config. It’s really easy to do nowadays. Been running it for 4 months and it’s great. While it’s not out-of-the-box configured, you don’t need to spend all your time setting it up. Some people just can’t settle for anything less than perfect. If you can do that, you’ll be well off with Neovim(which I love, btw).

[@keent]

there's Helix editor that is even no configuration required, great for new users into vim! Been using it and loving it so far.

[@zzy13236]

Is there any config template I can search up to? Would love to give it a try.

[@siduck_og]

@@zzy13236 NvChad ( the one showed in the video )

[@raandomplayer8589]

are you an arch user, btw?

[@heisenballs]

@@zzy13236 kick start nvim

[@wilykary]

Hands down Neovim is the best code editor that I've used. Configuring it has become a hobby 🙂, maybe too much of a hobby.

[@msx94]

Is there a proper UI available? I am developing Java.

[@gallyalgaliarept410]

Whyy would you want that?

[@lmnts556]

@@msx94 UI sucks and java sucks even more. Keyboard only is where its at.

[@takeuchi5760]

​@@lmnts556 Yeah, good luck pressing a million keys to shift the cursor, while I scroll and click exactly where I wanna be.

[@lmnts556]

@@takeuchi5760 You can be anywhere on your screen in 3 clicks with neovim, its much faster than you can click with your mouse lmao.

[@lunarshuttle]

Been using Vim for almost 20 years, and have felt that scripting has felt cumbersome. This seems like the way to go, after watching this I have to try to do the leap. Thanks!

[@TheStickofWar]

Oh yeah it’s drastically better, though I used vim for 4 years before trying neovim. Didn’t think it was all that different until a friend convinced me to try, and lua is a lot easier to maintain

[@phrozenwun]

"Been using Vim for almost 20 years", mostly because I can't figure out how to quit. At least I believe that is how the joke goes :-)

[@lunarshuttle]

@@phrozenwun Haha, good one! There is actually some truth to that, in the sense that I haven't found a replacement for Vim. I love the Vim mode of editing text, but vimscript and the plugins for doing development give me the feeling of putting duct tape on top of a structure that wasn't made for the purpose. But there hasn't been any alternative to quit vim to. Neovim might just be that alternative.

[@wh7988]

its amazing, vim script feels ancient in comparison

[@lunarshuttle]

@@wh7988 I have managed to switch over to nvim to the state that everything I used is working, plus a little more. Hopefully I'll have time to dig into the new stuff later. What I had most problems with initially was actually pasting text to/from nvim-qt. I like the shift-insert approach. Terminal nvim doesn't have these issues.

[@beck4715]

This is the "in 100 seconds" I wish I had 3 months ago when I was first messing with neovim! Also the TJ plug makes me very happy. The man deserves it :D

[@kein3001]

It is a really nice summary! GO Teej!

[@maxz999]

This is a great summary, so much information in such a short video.

[@radvilardian740]

I've included VimScript and Lua in my CV after I spent days of configuring it my own way. What a coincident this video pops out into my very face 🔥

[@biomorphic]

You used Lua to configure your CV, I built my CV with Lua, using the LuaTex compiler. Fuck vim, it sucks. Long life to IntelliJ IDEA.

[@kevintran1488]

Coming here from ThePrimeagen and what I can say is that I really don't regret it, time to watch some more Fireship.

[@uwuxdmusic]

Thanks for everything Fireship 🔥

[@ninthsun]

All those years struggling to find the best IDE for me, I think I found THE ONE. Thx🙏

[@dbrugan]

for me personally lunarvim is the best way to start use neovim as and IDE out of the box, it may take a while to get used to keyboard navigation and shortcuts but once you do it get really cool, not having to move your hand for the mouse all the time is more comfortable on the long run, that's the main reason i like keyboard navigation for a more minimal config i'd go for astronvim

[@tuckerbeauchamp8192]

Just a heads up, for anyone reading this in the future. Packer is now unmaintained. So you might want a different package manager. I switched to Lazy, and found it to be an easy transition

[@styrofoamsoldier]

Correction: LSP is not autocomplete!

[@progCan]

it does include autocomplete along with many thing tho

[@andypsolomon]

Thank You so much for this. I thought vim & neovim was dead. We're Back!

[@iamsubingyawali]

Love your stuff, Jeff ♥Please make "Terraform in 100 Seconds" (or may be longer) next

[@friorento4416]

There is one already kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqDQhoqZhpWDac0

[@iamsubingyawali]

@@friorento4416 Oh I didn't realize. Thanks

[@friorento4416]

@iamsubingyawali 👍no problem. Also, report this prize comment spam

[@blackfrog1534]

Woo Prime and TJ did it!

[@Kalasklister1337]

Indeed!

[@1ns1ght_l1]

I use neovim emedded into VS code and i absolutely LOVE it

[@charliewhousen7133]

i am using the same setup but sometimes its a bit buggy, like wrong characters around the cursor, really strange things - does anyone facing the same issues? its often after updates of neovim and i mostly roll back to the previous version

[@1ns1ght_l1]

@@charliewhousen7133 can you xplain in details?

[@jokestera_e3829]

Very Dope TJ got a shout out.

[@VladdyHell]

It's a very complex technology that it took me a month just to fully configure it for my workflow

[@michaelcarnevale5620]

I love neovim, but it did take me months to finally feel satisfied with my custom config ... And I do have to go back and update my config still lol ... but I keep updating it becuz I rly do consistently find new ways to optimize my workflow and keypresses ... at this point it rly feels so good to code ... A big benefit is that without the mouse my wrists never feel sore

[@conto7032]

Wow so you spend like 20 % of time making config instead of actual coding ... And still planing spend like additional 10% in next months ...

[@nomathic7672]

@@conto7032 Are you suggesting that you spend 100% of your day coding for whatever company you work for? Do you not realize that you can learn and configure incrementally and on your own time while gradually integrating it into your professional workflow?

[@_gut11]

@@conto7032 Did you tried to configure it and was to hard to for you? is that why you are in the entire comment section crying about a text editor that you could just choose not use?

[@yokowasis]

I tried for few months. Now my finger feel sore.

[@michaelcarnevale5620]

@@yokowasis tried nvm?

[@adaskalov]

Just when I download Neovim and start looking around for how to configure it, Fireship drops a video. Starting to think he has psychic abilities..

[@YourComputer]

This was surprisingly informative.

[@godnyx117]

Finally!!! Thank you for the video!

[@andrewc8125]

As I have migrated from VSC to Nvim, I am so exciting about this video.

[@insanityisme]

What was your motivation for migrating? I didn't see anything in this video that stood out compared to VSC.

[@notbobbobby]

@@insanityisme Several things: 1. Modal editing 2. Customization (Lua) over configuration (JSON) 3. Education - learn about LSP, terminals, cli tooling, etc. 2. True terminal-based editing, stay close to all your tools 4. Transferable knowledge: vi/vim are almost guaranteed to be available on unix-based machines (i.e. servers)

[@obvinpro]

@@notbobbobby Lua over JSON for real? You mentioned this as an actual reason to switch😂

[@lalchan]

@@obvinpro one is a programming language other is not... Go figure.....

[@insanityisme]

@@notbobbobby Awesome! Thanks for the info.

[@Jombo1]

I like customizing my code editors more than I like coding.

[@flaguser4196]

I like mastering code editors more than I like mastering coding.

[@Tom-lf7zw]

so true

[@UnhingedNW]

With the Teej shoutout at the end 🔥

[@coolbrotherf127]

To close it, just open up system monitor, right click the terminal window and click kill. That way it'll close every time.

[@DemPilafian]

That's way too much effort. I just plug my desktop into a power outlet that's controlled by a wall switch.

[@MrDelord39]

Try that with no gui

[@briannormant3622]

@@MrDelord39 you can still start a tmux/terminator session before running vim, switch console and type pkill vim

[@DamianS78]

of course, because someone who uses a tool like tmux and can do that has never used vim

[@clonkex]

@@DemPilafian Aren't all wall outlets switched?

[@dakrazyk_]

How to exit vim/neovim 1. Unplug computer 2. Carry computer to window 3. Throw computer 4. Buy a new computer 5. Profit

[@DouweHummeling]

As a dutchie, I have to compliment your pronounciation of Bram Moolenaar's and TJ de Vries' names :) Not many non-dutchies do it decently.

[@fliplucky8813]

Fun fact: TJ isnt even Dutch

[@paulywalnutz5855]

how you pronounce it is really the american version. it is you dutch who get it wrong

[@jax1831]

Great video! Btw, what's the font your editor is using at 0:40?

[@stefanos6505]

Looks like JetBrains Mono to me. Not sure though.

[@omentaelvis]

Pretty good stuff, I'm using nvchad for neovim, though it took me significant time to setup LSP clients/servers. But after completing configuration everything looks neat, and I don't need to exit since i always start a terminal inside neovim.

[@siduck_og]

you could read the docs properly! its really easy to setup custom lspconfig stuff in it if you werent new to neovim

[@omentaelvis]

@hoonigan9 good luck with what ur trying to pull here 👎🚮

[@sprinklednights]

Vim will change your life, and Neovim will change your IDE

[@LeonAlkoholik67]

Please make a "AutoHotkey in 100 seconds" since the language is in v2 now.

[@luizhenriquemenezes5684]

Up

[@LeonAlkoholik67]

@@eshku Not really. There's a changes from v1.1 to v2 page, explaining the stuff in detail. Additionally, Lexikos made a document on GitHub where he explains why these Syntax changes and why it's objectively a better idea with starting with v2. The reason why v1.1 is a mix of commands and functions (instead of all functions like v2) is because v1.0 by Chris was a mess and v1.1 tries to be backwards compatible to v1.0 scripts. This is also the reason why v1.1 has deprecated stuff that won't be removed in v1.1, just so v1.0 scripts work fine, but also means stuff like poor default settings being in place and the user should change them. v2 ain't perfect and there's more changes and additions planned, but objectively it can make more sense than v1.1 and there's already several ways to import v1 scripts into v2 and also ways to run v1.1 and v2 scripts with the same extension and without special tweaking on the same machine with the Launcher that comes with v2. I like v1.1, but I have to admit it's a mess and you had to know even more quirks about the syntax (some that barely made sense). For example command syntax is from v1.0 and is more limited and you had to force an expression with a % sign just to do use stuff like operators on the same line.

[@tabletuser123]

Is it even used for anything other than for games?

[@LeonAlkoholik67]

@@tabletuser123 It absolutely is! There's a good amount of functionality you can take advantage of even outside of games (aside of that, there is a certain amount of script kiddies with bad and awkward scripts unfortunately, but the language can do far more and technically equally much as a general purpose language and the community is also helpful and friendly) including libraries people made. I personally am a fan of libraries and there's several ways to interact with GUIs elements directly even if minimized, there's lots of useful inbuilt functionality that are very high level and straight forward and it can be used for pretty much anything.

[@LeonAlkoholik67]

Some people in companies use it to respond to emails and make hotkeys for automated pasting (+ it comes with a keyboard hook that gives you much more control about how your hotkeys should work and behave, compared to RegisterHotkey () of Windows itself), do scripts that automate and setup things completely automatic in the background, web scraping and API calls (with different ways and methods), interact with ComObjects for calling functionality of programs that support it (like lots of Microsoft programs) and so on

[@starlord0208]

Cool! Why don't you make a video like that about the Helix editor?

[@hizokadarkwolf]

Great. Some notes for Raspberry Pi / old computer users. The apt-get install neovim can bring an older version, which will not be compatible with some plugins (v 0.4.4 on a 32-bit ARM6). So the solution was cloning the Neovim GitHub repo, building Neovim on a newer version, and installing it. Now, I can use all the plugins and spend time customizing nvim. Develop software? Forget about it; I want to configure a colour palette for syntax highlighting.

[@derSeega]

I love how you are using the mouse all the time. You are just a 5x Dev

[@danielegvi]

Please cover Helix Editor next! It is inspired by Neovim and Kakoune, and seems to be on the rise

[@RenderingUser]

Helix is pretty interesting but I like the vim key bindings better

[@dmytrk]

And most importantly - it's written in Rust

[@hamm8934]

It is doomed because it isn’t using vim keybindings. A complete blunder of a design decision.

[@RenderingUser]

@@hamm8934 lmao true

[@dmytrk]

@@hamm8934 but that's the main idea behind this editor🤗

[@wundergraph]

Great video as usual!

[@AR-oz4uw]

The most useful plugin to neovim would be the one that adds close button in the top right corner of the screen ^^

[@GunZFoX]

Why? You can just type ":q" and done. Instead, it would be way more useful if some apps with a close buttom at the top right corner could be closed with a ":q"

[@clonkex]

​@@GunZFoX I guess you're not being entirely serious, but that's still a silly argument. A close button is a well-established convention that exists across 99.999% of all programs in existence. Typing :q to quit applies to... vim. I won't say that all programs should be identical, but you can't deny vi's/vim's design is arcane and totally unintuitive. The worst thing is that it doesn't even try to give you a hint about how to use it, so if you accidentally open it, literally the only way to find out how to quit is to google it.

[@LukePighetti]

Do helix next!

[@masmmaw]

After a long time configuring various plugins and interfaces for nvim, I'm finally back to using vscode

[@s1nistr433]

1. Open VSCode 2. Open terminal 3. Make the terminal full height 4. Open Neovim

[@KubikDezimeter]

I spent the whole day converting my setup from vim to neovim. What a funny coincidence ^^

[@TegomassFR]

I love Fireship video because I don't need to speed up his videos 😄

[@daedalus5070]

Its impressive to watch ThePrimeagen literally fly around his code with Vim but for most mere mortals it feels like a big investment for a payoff I just cant imagine right now..

[@Michael-wn3rn]

What if you were told that flying around code in the way he does takes learning a grand total of about 3-5 hotkeys/combinations/plugins in a pre-created Neovim framework which has documentation to do exactly as he does, and the only thing stopping you from doing the same thing is this unfounded idea that it's somehow difficult to learn?

[@dezaku6612]

Yeah Im always completely fascinated on how fucking fast he is with vim

[@angryman9333]

@@Michael-wn3rn everything is hard when u dont feel like it or think i should be doing something more productive rather than messing with a code editor that i might never use after all, vscode been too good to consider anything else

[@elosant2061]

vimtutor and ur done learning. (you might wanna learn macros though they're really powerful)

[@conto7032]

I don't get it, why do people just don't use OP trio of Ctrl, Alt and Shift ... and you can fly in code like in vim, but using real IDE not some sink of a time editor.

[@LucasGabriel-xz8nk]

People in this comment section are not passing the vibe check. They are just spitting in a very famous and classic tool just because "there are modern tools that are better". Yes, for people like you, that don't want to spend 1 day learning a tool that can change your entire way of writing code, it is better. People who truly love computer science always search for better tools and ways to do their daily job. But yeah, stick with your vs code (It's an amazing tool, ngl) and jetbrains ide; if you don't want to be more efficient writing code, don't demotivate people who wants to by telling them neovim, vim and emacs are a waste of time, chill out.

[@nikfp]

This! 100% this! Use the tool that fits you best and let others figure out what fits them best.

[@marcs9451]

>learn editor in 1 week and have great muscle memory, better typing, keybinds and file exploration for the rest of your career "omg so hard, just use VSCode" >learn new shitty library/framework every month and forget about it next year "I'm such a 10x dev"

[@anonl5877]

NVchad sounds awesome, thank you for the recommendation. I don't want to learn a new language just to use a package manager.

[@siduck_og]

you only need basic lua and sometimes you dont even need it, its just copy pasting plugin configs from their github readmes

[@davidf760]

Lazyvim is also pretty good

[@this.channel]

Nice Scanners clip. Although every time I watch a Fireship video I'm looking forward to seeing the next Greta appearance.

[@bobbybyrne1899]

Now do Helix Editor!!!

[@cardboarddignity]

I'm pretty surprised it was not written on Javascript

[@krige]

1:50 What made you choose NvChad as an example and not Lunarvim?

[@youtubeusername1489]

Somewhere on this earth, someone probably opened vim in a tmux terminal but couldn't exit, so he just closed the terminal without killing vim and tmux session. And if that happened to be a server that cannot afford any downtime, that process might have been running for years now.

[@S1lver94]

You should do Helix next!

[@dromedda6810]

hello fellow helix user!

[@WolfPhoenix0]

But how do we exit Neovim?! 😂 Also, +1 for the One Dark theme mention. It's absolutely fantastic!

[@wingflanagan]

Love the O RLY? book. I hadn't seen that one. Love NVim, BTW. Although I STILL have to keep a cheat sheet around... 🤓

[@leoingson]

O rly?

[@zxGHOSTr]

Steps to exit nvim: 1. Hit escape at least 5 times. 2. Type :qf the f portion is crucial. 3. Hit enter but not carriage return. EZ PZ everytime.

[@quinndtxd]

how do you hit enter without carriage return? It's not like we all have IRL teletypes lying around

[@briannormant3622]

@@quinndtxd You don't? That's rather peculiar, I guess the new generation is forgetting about good habits.

[@nezby3945]

Me personally I don't exit vim/nvim I just reinstall my operating system. WAAAYYYYYY EASIER!!!

[@StiwieMayday]

For people who don't get Neovim. Neovim is like blank canvas. You can make it what ever you want it to be. Yes, a lot of configuration. A lot of pain. But once you get over the inital pain, Vscode is U N U S A B L E (even with vim mode). Macros, Movements, Git integration, Snippets, Lsp, Telescope, Scripting, hell i even implemented my own version of ChatGPT inside the editor. Want to become a 10x dev? Learn Neovim.

[@DamianS78]

or you can just use emacs

[@harleyspeedthrust4013]

vim better. learn vim. leave neovim for babies

[@job4753]

Never heard anyone butcher the name Bram as much as in this video. But nice to know a dutch person worked on this:) (The a in bram is pronounced as the a in march, kinda.)

[@pauloffborba]

Just the best. ❤️ It is blazingly fast 😉

[@regexPattern]

I love how the terminal this was recorded in looks like the VSCode terminal…

[@oxygen6013]

It's not everyday you watch a video with No Views, 15 Comments and 55 Likes..

[@Somebodyherefornow]

its like every week

[@l6e6i6n]

I think youtube processes and aggregates views slower than it does with comments and likes

[@_bigthor]

I just found out about this. Your videos are awesome, btw.

[@paulchenpi7893]

Consider using lazy instead of packer

[@ramtourgeman]

Can you do Zig in 100 seconds? :)

[@kaksisve4012]

Will you do a video about Helix editor?

[@ayoubelmhamdi7920]

lazynvim is make neovim startup very fast then packer, and file structure is wonderful

[@zyansheep]

I would totally use Neovim if learning it wasn't so much of a time sink 😅

[@Levi_OP]

IT DOES MAKE YOU BETTER… TIME SINK IS WORTH IT…. BEEN USING FOR YEARS…. NEVER HAVE REGRETTED IT ONCE IN MY LIFE

[@ristekostadinov2820]

the thing is there are lot of shortcuts that have to be remembered, in terms of setting up IDE like features there are plenty of prebuilts online

[@RenderingUser]

@@Levi_OP same Leaned rust last December and neovim and its LSP helped greatly with it. Rust integration with neovim is unreal

[@kshyr811]

took me few tries, not gonna lie. there are configs that make it easier for you, i use AstroNvim

[@RenderingUser]

@@kshyr811 same Astronvim is epic

[@dcngn_]

It's so sad to realize that every 100 seconds video in this channel is news to me except neovim. I wasted so much time on configuring my work environment with arch and neovim and whatnot instead of working on the skills I need 😂 But at the same time it's fun

[@conto7032]

If you define torture as a fun you should try Path of exile ruthless ;)

[@peanutcelery]

So true lol Vim is cool for terminal but configuring it is such a pain and stupid imo. I rather just have something to click install and is already configured. I don’t want to spend time scripting something to work on my computer. But other than that idk what I’ll do without vim key bindings.

[@JonathanHigger]

this right here is why I use VSCode

[@kekag]

@@JonathanHigger cope

[@alopradocai]

Now we need one about Lunarvim!😅

[@simbakowo]

Anyone know what font Fireship uses in vscode?

[@rohitdoestech]

LunarVim is also a valid one to use as well

[@RenderingUser]

So is AstroNvim

[@TS-kw2so]

LazyVim also

[@junglee-bee]

It would have been nice if Fireship had designed the Flutter course with neovim rather than VSCode 😅 😜

[@boriscrisp518]

lsp server in 100 seconds please. You are now my first port of call for all educational requirements

[@the_wrong_folder]

What do you think of Helix? (Hoping for a 100 seconds video about it!)

[@evert-arias]

VSCode is probably the best IDE out there, but if you prefer keyboard-based operations and want a deeper understanding of your work environment, Neovim is a great choice.

[@clonkex]

VSCode is absolutely the best _general-purpose_ IDE out there, but there's much better IDEs for some narrower scopes. For instance, VS is amazing for C++ and C#, and nothing competes with PhpStorm for PHP.

[@freddyvelarde3528]

The best editor ever!

[@conto7032]

Yeah, if you want to spend months learning it instead of delivering actual work.

[@bakeneko3993]

@@conto7032 Months? you can learn the most important keymaps in like a day at MOST. Why are you so salty about vim?

[@perigord6281]

No the fuck you do not

[@extrempty]

woooow i can't wait to watch it

[@arroba3218]

I'm feeling 10x just by watching this video, thanks

[@bloxrocks5179]

To exit vim use :wq to write and quit or :q to just quit Pro tip: if you're exiting vim to compile and test code just use :w then use :terminal

[@smixqse]

Fireship will now have to kill you

[@chinmayk8004]

but does it have copilot?

[@SIMULATAN]

Sure

[@thengakola6217]

yep, theres now like 3-4 of em also has 2-3 chatgpt plugins

[@damiemcrea9953]

yes

[@lawrencedoliveiro9104]

Because you like to copy-lot.

[@chairlovawitabat]

They should make a song like Hotel California, except instead of a hotel you can never leave, it’s NeoVim

[@nikolajpopovs3844]

Can you do PoweShell since we talked about scripting in this one ?

[@parthkolgiri7501]

No thanks I don't want to be a 10x developer, VS Code is just fine for me🤚👌👀💖

[@conto7032]

Exactly, hardware on developer side should be tortured, so on your client (user of your application you developing) should get web that is not gigantic ... This days developers are such hypocritical, that they use vim and setup it for hours, then develop webpage that is bloatware maximus.

[@Oliviamia1278]

What is the best way to make money from crypto trading ?

[@mabelsusan6320]

Ms belindacox she's good

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[@rileyPenelope469]

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[@harrisonberker242]

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[@azrielsatan8693]

I know you can customize Nano and Vim, but installing NeoVim and NVChad immediately made me realize why people stan it so hard. Then I realized that I had just destroying my entire Linux install because I missed a character in the command line and corrupted the entire system, swearing off VIM for as long as I live.

[@joshwootonn6575]

"helop" haha thanks for leaving that one in :)

[@stevelinda5968]

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[@benjaminclark7814]

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[@yagmur985]

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[@lindamark4742]

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[@heleisy5110]

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[@MultiMrtoto]

Can you cover the kdb+/q programming language and database? It is a super fast programming language and database with an executable size of only 800KB and used by many of the banks and hedge funds in the world for their analytics

[@AzerAnimations]

Emacs next! With a little talk about the Lisp machine inside it!

[@varma8669]

What theme are you using for your terminal at 0:19? Looks awesome.

[@dotnet9830]

probably called Nord or something

[@pedrobraz2809]

that's just the vscode terminal theme, no?

[@pedrobraz2809]

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[@zicarovitsky]

The best part of the video is that he actually shows how to exit vim