Rust Setup For Neovim (ft BashBunni)

[@teej_dv]

If we get 1,000 likes on this video, we will continue teaching all of you nerds RUST!!! come on... you know you want to learn it from us .... :)

[@headlights-go-up]

I was Like number 101

[@hojjat5000]

um actually.... It's Rust, not RUST.

[@teej_dv]

@@hojjat5000 😂 yes I'm aware. I was capitalizing it cause of the EXCITEMENT

[@hojjat5000]

@@teej_dv that's what I thought. But since you called me a nerd, I had to um-actually you. 😁

[@FekuEntertainmentLtd]

What's that face bruh!!, when you introduced Bash in the beginning of video. LOL. Made me crack up laughing..😀😀

[@thomasfrans1185]

Bash: "It doesn't actually seem too bad" Borrow checker luring around the corner: "Allow me to introduce myself"

[@Bvngee]

" _Cannot borrow variable as immutable because you suck and I hate you_ "

[@thomasfrans1185]

@@Bvngee 🔃 clone()

[@Bvngee]

@@thomasfrans1185 lmao

[@PhilippeCarphin]

@@Bvngee You really got me with that comment.

[@thatguynar]

Lmao it broke my brain when I tried learning rust a while back 😂

[@solmateusbraga]

I'd dig a series where you teach her rust (and us alongside 😄). Sounds fun!

[@brunomello7499]

I second this it would be awesome

[@nullpointer1755]

up

[@armancheshmi7702]

exited to see Option and her reaction

[@NathanHedglin]

Right?

[@diadetediotedio6918]

It is pretty explicit about what it is doiing

[@fadoashura2867]

@@diadetediotedio6918 If you don't know rust, that''s not explicit

[@diadetediotedio6918]

@@fadoashura2867 LMAO, if you don't know anything you surely will not understand the clarity of things, it's like me saying like "Personificação", if you don't know my native language you surely will not know how this is clear. But to be fair, it is very clear at most even for non-rust programmers with some experience in low-level after the simple basics, knowing that Rc means Reference-Counting (a common concept) and Option means an optional value (literally, it can or not be) you can know the most, and to know the RefCell you will need to know how the mutability works in rust and then just read the description.

[@fadoashura2867]

@@diadetediotedio6918 Yeah 👍

[@PhilSamoylov]

This is a great format to teach rust, just take a person who does not have any experience with it and record them struggling(or blasting through) the concepts. I haven't seen a lot of material like this yet! Awesome work!

[@smithshelke2036]

Damn i think you’ve unlocked a new style of tutorials on the internet.. if you do it consistently for Rust, start to end, im sure this style is gonna blow up! Thanks for this and all the upcoming content

[@leonnardocr]

Amazing chemistry between you two! Keep doing more videos like that plz! So much fun to watch this :D

[@scotth8828]

I'm just so happy to see Neovim setup and used for rust. I'm new to vim (first learning the keyboard shortcuts) and super new to neovim. I want to integrate neovim into my workflow and learning a language on it is a great way to convert neovim from something I learned to something I use. BRING ON THE RUST!

[@Iogoslavia]

Your videos have been great to help me configure neovim. It would be great to if you two could cover setting up rust debugger in neovim, like you did for go. I'm having a hard time setting it up.

[@xryx99]

Teej, I'm learning Rust so this was timely. I'd love more of these!

[@arjix8738]

I highly recommend using bacon, it is like cargo-watch but it outputs the output of cargo check

[@not_ever]

I'm going to check this out. Are you using nvim-bacon?

[@arjix8738]

@@not_ever I couldn't get myself to learn how to use nvim, I prefer GUI stuff, sorry

[@not_ever]

@@arjix8738 That's cool. Thank you for the bacon recommendation in any case.

[@mohitkumar-jv2bx]

Teej teaching rust. Definitely Yes!!!!

[@Jordans1882]

Yaaas! Another Teej/Bash collab! Let’s goooooo! Can’t wait for the next one on rust, btw.

[@a_maxed_out_handle_of_30_chars]

this was good, thank you :)

[@byoung006]

For the love of god, these two are a power - duo! LETS HIT 1K!

[@austinburt9058]

Love the continued work on making new content, especially on Neovim, and things that can be tricky or confusing but really just need a little attention. This makes me want to try Rust even more than I did, and get my Neovim configs even more streamlined. Love it all, keep up the great work!

[@alexwall7204]

Really like the new format! And really appreciated the video, thank you!

[@desuburinga]

Wow it is my fav KZbinr TJ! Thanks for the tip on installing rust-analyzer using rustup, that was awesome.

[@guzmonne]

:Thor throwing a cup to the floor saying "More!":

[@Icame2Late4MyName]

The workflow tip with cargo watch was very useful.

[@sasankthapa8493]

Ooo I'm super excited to watch this one

[@jonathan8406]

Rust dev experience is awesome, i keep an eye in this episodes of #bash2basics

[@KnightMirkoYo]

More rust with bash2basics please! Super fun content

[@JasonJurotich]

Hopefully you can go over the rust-tools plugin (which is used more often in Neovim) and how to get DAP working... Thanks!!

[@solmateusbraga]

I'm currently using Helix which is much simpler to setup (no setup whatsoaver actually), vim makes my head hurt, but this looks cool!

[@luctielen]

This new format is slick. If it's not that much extra work, keep using it! Also, hilarious thumbnail!

[@ayoubelmhamdi7920]

rust has new crazy options, like ownership and borrow , it's not easy to beginner

[@ricardorien]

TJ you are a great guy, a total inspiration.

[@yondaime500]

I just installed rust-analyzer from source, to avoid messing with paths until it becomes a first-class citizen in rustup. Just clone the repo and "cargo xtask install --server". They say that in the Getting Started doc, and even the rustup announcement says most people can continue to do that for now. Also, you can add shell completions for rustup and cargo. Just type "rustup completions --help" and it will tell you which commands to run for each shell. Then you can type "cargo " and it will complete with all the available subcommands, including third-party ones you installed like cargo-watch, and aliases defined in the current workspace like the aforementioned "xtask". And if for example you type "cargo run --example ", it will list all the examples available in the workspace/repo.

[@rddavies]

I bashed my head against Rust all day today. Trying to do the FFI stuff and get data in and out of C code (like void* buffers etc.) and I'm going to go out on a limb and say it's *not* easy. Having said that huge thumbs up for the new production style!

[@timothyvaher2421]

Excellent 👍 Tj & Bash! Great method for learning Rust. Yes this is effective! Thank you both. 🧑‍🏫 🧑‍💻

[@wlockuz4467]

bashbunni: "Its actually not too bad" _Oh dear, dear gorgeous_

[@WilliamWelsh]

im a simple man, i see tj and bash and i click

[@vaisakh_km]

Ikr

[@ok-Luis]

I love this so much, thank you guys! 💚

[@tkroll]

Thumbs up on the Rust series. PLEASE include how to setup nvim-dap for Rust dev. Trying but failing....

[@spirosmakris7847]

This format is great. More please!

[@stoneymcwheels1580]

Great video guys! Looking forward to more. :)

[@carlossolorzano505]

Loved new format. 🔝🔝

[@kodder]

Come on Teej! you had an amazing opportunity to start singing,... bare essentials ...no ! bare necessities! , joke aside. good for pointing out rustup's rustanalyzer lsp config! I just use mason, changing it now.

[@RoryIsNotACabbage]

Nice (totally deliberate) defocusing your camera when you ask bash to talk about herself. Pro videographer now

[@beefnips9917]

Hell yeah, nice work bash and teej

[@艾曦-e4g]

Cool! 7 languages in 7 weeks? So I have to like the video and I do have no other choices.

[@Simon-vy8fe]

That's a really cool format :)

[@aaronmcadam]

This was fun, great format ❤

[@alexodan]

I followed along this vid and everything seemed great, but in my case I would like the option of getting hint errors in real time so to speak, instead of the need to write the file to see them, is there a way to have that?

[@abrahimzaman360]

That's Awesome Video TJ! (:

[@DeadAir]

More bash2basics please!

[@adityapalve3752]

i handsdown love these TJ, learn so much from it!!

[@DeadAir]

I like the new edited format! Easier to consume

[@przemprore]

awesome! waiting for a follow up!

[@CZiNTrPT]

I would love to see a video where bash tries to explain something to tj. Maybe even something they both don't know so Well, but always where curious about..or something where bash is an expert. Anyways I believe that way we too could learn something

[@diktomat]

Cargo Watch is nice, but try bacon. One key to change between check/test/clippy and a fail/pass indicator in the header is just nice!

[@kevinmuhia5915]

Would love to see more rust videos

[@gbjxc]

This is awesome. Subs for you both ❤

[@00mimir]

Right on time! I was thinking about learning Rust and BOOOM, this video came out. Thanks for sharing this with us. Amazing content as always!

[@Redyf]

I love your videos, keep up the greak work bash and TJ!

[@stevecanny1583]

Nice job you two! :)

[@AnzumanaTaal]

Looking forward to more rust :)

[@krige]

Should this and the other NeoVim related videos added to your "Effective Neovim" playlist?

[@ErmandDurro]

Great content from both of you ❤️ Would love a tutorial on Rust 😄

[@sardineBro]

Rustacean is my new fave word

[@nextfangtechlead6239]

U DID WHAT WITH RUST?! 😳😳😳

[@RedHandedBug]

Part 2 when? :)

[@zerocool3466]

Great video 🔥

[@carlOSx64]

I was hoping to see some nvim-dap in action, the configuration is so cryptic that I have to use vscode for debugging :(

[@SR-ti6jj]

two best youtubers

[@Drama-ck2tp]

lets teacher her more rust!

[@CristianHeredia0]

I’m here for this

[@0xhiro]

Yes!! TEACH HER RUST!!!!!!

[@neonsegaming3114]

Love the series

[@achillesmunch8450]

Please! A Video about Rust-Debugging in NeoVim! 🦀🐞 I'm really struggeling with that... 🙃

[@noelguiavieira]

Cool video! Keep it on!

[@ricardorien]

MOREEE RUSSSSSSTTTT AND CONFIGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!

[@dog4ik]

cargo watch is really useful

[@darknetworld]

What the short keys for switching the in time 16:48. Pretty new how handle keyboard controls.

[@tsuchipls]

how i enter to lsp

[@lenninlc]

Great video !

[@albuslrc]

Amazing! 😄

[@BohdanMakohin]

I am so bored your content, guys. It so boring to see you delivering awesome content and always innovating. Pls, stop, guys!

[@艾曦-e4g]

LOL

[@teej_dv]

You really had me in the first half 😂

[@KevinLe-w9s]

If you're familiar with Microsoft tech stack, "lsp" is more or less IntelliSense. If not, then it can be loosely defined as intelligent code completion.

[@ernestodelgato930]

It also checks for correct syntax and probably other things but mostly the error checking

[@lpanebr]

Great!

[@cristhiamtovar9003]

Bash to basics

[@heyyou4686]

It's already over 1k likes 🤤

[@Hohmlec]

Instead of cargo watch, I would recommend bacon.

[@hadyelzayady]

Hi TJ, I like your videos and I have been using neovim for a long time I have been using my own config for neovim in my work, but lately I switched to using lazyvim and it works great but suddenly neovim crashes and it is very slow, the logs do not give insightful info, this happens with java projects, I would appreciate your help

[@MesheeKnight]

let's learn rust along!!

[@yoni532s9M5w]

I wanna learn more rust please

[@guitaripod]

Good video

[@vaisakh_km]

I want the series

[@shyam2305]

Can the neovim the configuration be shared?

[@caerphoto]

TJ/Bash, have you tried the lsp_lines plugin? I find it's a much more useful presentation of LSP errors/warnings/etc than the default, especially when there's multiple problems on one line.

[@ivanpartida7467]

:vsp|:ter is how i like to open a new terminal in one command

[@vaisakh_km]

What? Can we do that? good to know

[@RenderingUser]

I was thinking like bruh, it was just one command for me to install and use rust analyser in neovim but you went to change the neovim config files But then I saw a whole neovim window that lists everything that rust-analyser has to say How do I get that?

[@bashbunni]

I think you might be referring to `:Telescope diagnostics` I use that to see all the errors and warnings my lsp is giving

[@RenderingUser]

@@bashbunni ahhh thnx I didn't even know I had it I'll bind it to some keyboard shortcut somewhere

[@Trindade7j]

Please do a Go Setup

[@darylmanning9512]

I liked bash's lsp config where she could bring up the diagnostics in what looked like telescope etc. Can we see the dotfiles?

[@darylmanning9512]

Nvmd, found her dotfiles on her GH. Thanks for putting these up! (tho having trouble figuring out what you did to get the nice lsp config - I'm using lspsaga, but yours seems nicer.)

[@bashbunni]

@@darylmanning9512 I also can't find it in my dotfiles XD It's the `:Telescope diagnostics` function though! Loooove it

[@codeman99-dev]

Hey TJ. I love your idea of neovim being great as a PDE. I love the term too. I'm currently doing that style of setup using vscode + devcontainers. That said, I don't specifically love vscode. It was just an obvious choice at my day job. Before my current job I wrote javascript without any aids at all (other than syntax highlighting) using GNU nano. In fact, I've used GNU nano more than any other editor, and I still reach for it when doing quick & obvious edits. I genuinely love having keybindings that are similar to readline. That means my key memory is quite transferable to other programs. So I have two questions: 1. Do you have a video on re-mapping key bindings (for neovim)? Yes, I know some vim bindings, but mostly to navigate in `less`... lol. 2. Does neovim have any support for devcontainer like workflow?

[@4sat564]

how to make Mason use rust-analyzer from rustup and not from its registry?

[@null_bite]

First, let's goooo 💪

[@CZiNTrPT]

Are there plugins which do the lspconfig on_attach for me? Like zero-lsp or sth? Modularity is great, but this quickly approaches node tooling where there are so many possibilities it's hard to decided which way to go or which options might be best to "just work". I understand there is docs, etc, but opinionated defaults are also great

[@justpatrick_]

Yeah, am hoping they introduce the helix way of just setting it up for you

[@smjonas8616]

@@justpatrick_ That will probably never happen. You can always use a premade configuration (there are lots of them out there now) but Neovim itself will stay pretty lightweight and unopinionated.

[@Leonardo-nf5jc]

It's rust-tools better than just using rust-analyzer?