Understanding Neovim #1 - Installation

[@vhyrro]

Apologies if there are any thumps or hisses in the audio, my audio setup was *not* built for the raspy voice I have when I'm ill haha Also a correction about the "unnamedplus" register at 18:37, it seems that any register that isn't one of the a-z "named" registers is considered "unnamed" by Neovim so that explains that. Hope you enjoy the video!

[@devabdul]

It should be "osclipboard", make more sense.

[@theherk]

I predict this series will become the defacto gold standard for learning neovim videos just as SystemCrafter’s videos did for emacs. Keep it up dude. All your videos are superb.

[@vhyrro]

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[@blackace72]

I'm a simple man: I see a Neovim tutorial, I hit Like

[@ml_serenity]

Excellent explanations. It's a pleasure listening to you.

[@ways.]

QUICK TIP: you dont always have to exit and reopen vim every single time, you can simply do ":source" to reload the config. > I'm not sure if this is mentioned anywhere in the video or maybe in the future tutorials, so im just dropping this here in case anyone finds it helpful.

[@YBWang-pi9qq]

Such a gifted teacher! You teach the way how to learn, guide the way how to dive deeply, rather than just telling knowledges. Love the way you teach. Please make more videos.

[@joydeepbhattacharya3300]

After copy pasting hundreds of configs from different sources and spending a whole lot of time in Neovim I still didn't know what I was doing and then I found this wonderful playlist. Keep up the good work man!

[@miguelcanais]

This is the honestly the best tutorial on neovim I have seen. The way you explained every option made it very simple and easy to understand, thank you very much!

[@PalashBackup]

I can't say thank you enough for this video. It starts from the very basic and builds up. Most importantly, it helps us to figure things out on our own. Equivalent to writing proofs vs just memorizing mathematical formulas. Much appreciated.

[@FlyingCable98]

Keen for this series :) Might be a good idea to show a live key input thing on the screen somewhere.

[@slim_mike]

Thank you very much! excited to continue on this series

[@spencerschoeneman6788]

I am very excited for this series. Thank you for helping us to understand Neovim better!

[@BalduinoFernando]

A simple and straight explanation. I really loved how it went so calm and deep in the explanation. Now I'm understanding the whole puzzle (how Lua works to configure and where to tweak things).

[@mohitkumar-jv2bx]

Hey Vhyrro. Just wanted to Thank you for the neorg plugin. Absolutely great work there And even though i am daily user for Neovim for over 2 years now. I am gonna follow your series. I am sure i will get good value from them.

[@bagfleet]

Great vid! I’ve been using neovim for a couple of years now, still this was very informative and entertaining! Looking forward to more!

[@nicflower55]

this is pure gold, thank you so much

[@FlashTheMusik]

Great tutorial and explanation. I noticed that in general when starting out with something that is moderately complex, one tends to just follow along at the beginning and copy stuff until problems arise. I feel like watching your explanation saves me from doing just that and instead I can start with a very nice intuition. Just subscribed as well!

[@polic72andDrD3ath]

Can't wait to get to the rest of this series. I've been considering migrating to Neovim over this next year, and an in-depth series (that's recently up-to-date) is a huge help! I've already got the motions down thanks to plug-ins for VS, so this should be the final push. Even in the most basic setup video already taught me about the options command, hell that's useful for me already!

[@olad4001]

This was a really good review. I don't usually comment on videos much cause I lurk but this video helped a lot as it is way better than what I've seen other channels do. I look forward to the rest of the series. Thanks !!!

[@joelear4617]

Dude, this is awesome! Exactly what I needed. Please keep 'em coming!!! ❤❤❤

[@bqrkhn]

Please continue this series. Don't stop. I have liked all the videos.

[@xyzxyz6095]

Thank you for clarifying NeoViM understanding. Be Blessed and Successful in all your actions. Salutations from France.

[@rbereziuk]

Awesome explanation. Clear and deep to understand how neovim works. I like this approach when you do not imitate some config/setup. Because when something not predictable happens you just stuck Deep understanding is real power :) Thanks for video

[@lovikim1637]

Best tutorial ever!

[@Swifter101]

i have neoivm and configured it abit using kickstart config currently. this is the first neovim tutorial i have seen that starts in the right place I even learned something scroll off set is something i will use . I look forward the rest of the series

[@vjameli]

Did I hear a "tchau" at the end? Hahahahhaah That's lovely 😂

[@Bobur1777]

Thank you very much for this explanation. I had started using neovim by copying someone's config, but never understood the basics. This helped me a lot. :help!

[@phantombeing3015]

Dude, you are life saver. I needed that modifying options so much.

[@petsod]

Fantastic guide, looking forward to the learn more from the other episodes!

[@pieteroverbeek1341]

Great series, thanks!

[@devabdul]

Finally update in channel. Happy to see you again ❤ Very useful video

[@taghitaxi9775]

wooow It's amazing how easily you express difficult topics thanks

[@RohitKumar-ku2lq]

amazing brother!! its easy, useful and most importantly needed.

[@jeffreyhymas6803]

Since its a good chance people watching this are also new to Linux, the clipboard setting won't work unless you have something like xclip installed. Easy to install via apt or dnf or whatever. Great vid, looking forward to the rest.

[@benarcher372]

What! You're using the mouse? Heresy! To the stake and flames! 🙂

[@l_ngpham]

Thank you for making this video, this is invaluable for a beginner like me. Looking forward to more videos.

[@nightcrawler2561]

I so much needed this. Thanks a lot ❤

[@maiafae4807]

Thank you kind sir. ❤

[@jm77_josemanuel]

Excellent video. I've learnt a lot. Very good explanations.

[@equu497]

Even as someone who has been using neovim for a while, this was a great watch! It's good to have this kind of material- beginner friendly but also in depth. (I must confess, I am heavily anticipating your next bout of neorg videos)

[@bagfleet]

Let’s goo!

[@antoniosarusic5833]

This is absolutely amazing!!!!!

[@h4pz]

Really awesome series!

[@jonatasmoraes141]

Great vídeo.

[@МішаняБ]

🎉

[@kolefell]

thank you , subscribed !

[@ro0t115]

I THINK MY SUFFERING IS GOING TO END SOON.....

[@HamidKarzai]

thanks i'm following along

[@simanrajsadana1963]

Hey! Will the following videos on nvim setup be out soon? If not, do you have a documentation available for me to refer to? I really liked your approach to showing the setup and would like to know more to setup my config.

[@a_maxed_out_handle_of_30_chars]

thank you, this was very informative and looking forward to the newer videos(please be consistent 🥲) also, loved the meme references :)

[@jizhang2407]

Thanks for sharing. I like the part that "the government doesn't want you to know about...".

[@ricardonogueira2213]

Thanks for the tutorial in detailed format. Just wish there was no background music

[@dionusios05]

Found a note about the Vim editor in the Codepen settings: Key Bindings I've been using Vim about 2 years now, mostly because I can`t figure out how to exit it

[@Ultr4noob]

Awesome video. Though I wouldn't recommend changing scrolloff for new users.

[@JoePerkins666]

Nice, I'm going to follow this to setup nvim properly in WSL, because my Windows config is a mess.

[@itsmmdoha]

Found a Gold mine, good for me!

[@funglaw7561]

Some file type does not support space indention, etc. makefile. i suppose u should have different rules for different file type, isn't it?

[@zouLworm]

with ":reg" you should be able to copy the result of ":echo ("config")".

[@GoogleUser-uv9bo]

"If I assume you are going to write any program or programming in neovim!" Nah! I will just configure it untill I get satisfied, or look cool 😎.

[@乾淨核能]

what terminal are you using?

[@genderender]

g[jk] move up/down any line, even if it's a line with wrapped text

[@devabdul]

after complete this series, i Wil be pro, and stop using other's distros, i will make my own ❤

[@evakuator8118]

Veggie tales supremacy

[@ryancloud-r9c]

This Guy is awesome, finally I found a very useful tutorial on vim. Thank you so much @vhyrro I hope you continue this wonderful tutorial. This is the only tutorial on youtube which explain everything completely. Thanks a million. please also have the video tutorial for your window manager and your terminal configuration as well. I just fnished this video and Im going to watch the next one.

[@eli1882]

Vhyrro ❤❤

[@jasonfigueroa9867]

I had to add "vim.opt.shiftwidth = 4" along with "vim.opt.expandtab = true" and "vim.opt.tabstop = 4" to get the 4 spaces for tabs to work. ""vim.opt.shiftwidth = 0" also worked.

[@CraftPit]

really good! looking forward for the next part :)