Vim with me: Nick Nisi

[@Changelog]

Our episode on Neovim is now live! Definitely give it a listen after you watch this 💯 changelog.fm/457

[@surajthakkar]

We need more videos like this, please call Primagen and other experts

[@Changelog]

We're working on it! ✊

[@tjex]

Been listening to the pod for about a year now just audio. First time I've seen any of the faces to the voices haha. Strange experience (only good 😘)

[@adriansrfr]

What's the benefit of a tmux split vs a vim split?

[@Changelog]

A tmux split is like having another shell instance, with all available commands/programs. A vim split is like having another vim instance, with only its available commands/features.

[@adriansrfr]

@@Changelog, why do that if you have :shell or :term where you can open a shell inside of vim?

[@rodelias9378]

Awesome stuff. Thanks!!

hey ! what colorscheme are you using in the video ?

[@rexroof]

this video is awesome. the git stuff lost me though. it doesn't look easier than using the regular CLI.

[@Changelog]

You aren't the only one that feels that way. But even for staging specific lines in a file?

[@rexroof]

@@Changelog never done that before in my life :D

[@vilijanac]

Interesting, tabs I like to keep at top. And full path as NORMAL>full/path

[@farhanmustar5547]

Nice video series. Looking at all of these videos, I start to believe that vim is a cross platform text editor framework. Something like Flutter but for text editor. 😂

[@Changelog]

Interesting way of looking at it. If that's the case, Emacs is even more so!

[@betmenkujundzic4534]

Greg Hurrell would be great!

[@Changelog]

Cool we will see if he's interested!

[@rodelias9378]

@@Changelog ThePrimeagen would be great as well.