Tree-sitter for Dummies

[@davidwrossiter]

This is one of the best videos I have seen on the topic -- thanks so much!

[@schicklingj]

Thanks a lot for creating this incredibly insightful and practical video.

[@regexPattern]

Best video on KZbin. You are the reason why I will start digging into parsers more.

[@sgwong513]

love this video, heard of tree-sitter for long time but never go in-depth on how it different to normal syntax hilight in editor.

[@Linuxdirk]

That's a great overview!

[@pspiagicw]

Amazing explanation with a good setup. Thanks and keep it up

[@BoydKelly]

Nice vid. Really learned something about tree-sitter!

[@aseidma3576]

Amazing introduction, thank you for this video!

[@indiaengineering]

Which colorscheme are you using in nvim ? It looks very neat.

[@spookysoftware]

github.com/mhartington/oceanic-next I chose it because it supposedly is tree-sitter aware. Glad you liked it.

[@airilsra]

Thanks. Tree-sitter apparently more than just a syntax highlighter like what I thought.

[@wojciech-kulik]

The trick with unclosed strings doesn't work with Swift. What should be done to add this feature?

[@gsupreeth]

This was useful! Thank you.

[@baptisteArno]

Thank you very much 🙏

[@denispmaciel]

Great video! Thank you!

[@curtisnewton895]

I still dont understand what this does

[@SimGunther]

It's an ultra responsive parser library for text editors/IDEs rather than for compilers/interpreters

[@zombizombi]

How do you do the selections?

[@simis_tld]

given you have this enabled in your treesitter config: `incremental_selection = { enable = true }` you can select a node with `gnn` and expand selection with `grn`.

[@WorstDeveloper]

Thanks for explaining it to this dummy. :)

[@rashie]

👍👍

[@netbin]

in russian you translate it as a baby-sitter on a tree lol

[@VioletJewel1729]

white background. bad