I was looking into #neovim yesterday (have a #lazyvim config I've not touched for some time) Some general thoughts:
- Neovim still looks good, is still fast, navigating and changing code is a pleasure.
- Ecosystem bikeshredding is just on another level - I have not touched nvim for a year and I have no idea about half of the packages. Blink, snacks, what is all this? My thoughts are that maybe the provided level of abstraction is too low and offloads everything to packages.

Although there are some fantastic #Neovim distributions out there (like #lazyvim, #nvchad, #astrovim, etc.) that provides everything out of the box but, I still prefer creating my own config. It makes me feel that everything I do is in my own control, every plugin, every keymap.

What y'all think about this ?

Eureka

I've now got Neovim using #LazyVim working really nice. Including the Python LSP showing errors for not installed libraries. Awesome!

And yes, I do prefer #Tokyonight as color scheme.

Now it's time to do something about that ugly looking green #tmux bar on top...

Are full blown neovim setups like lazyvim performant? I don’t know much about the internals but it just looks bloated. The features are cool tho, without a doubt.

Hello #fediverse

I am happy to report I have managed to migrate to #LazyVim from my custom #nvim config.

The major pain point for me was that Konsole was screwing up my keybindings:
1. It translated `Ctrl+/` to `Ctrl+_` (this took me so long to figure out, thank you r/neovim)
2. I never got to register "Ctrl+`" keybinding for toggling terminal. (This is originally done by (1) but this is something I use in VSCode so I needed it)

Alas, I gave in and installed #Alacritty and all my problems have vanished. I also managed to customize it a little.

Now, I need to figure out how to manage the dotfiles!! Any ideas? What do you use?

irl footage of me deleting my entire #neovim config in order to replace it with #lazyvim for no particular reason whatsoever.
if it works … definitely touch it and change everything!

Update: I figured it out, answer in next toot

Would any #LazyVim users be willing to help me out? I'm trying to get a beloved Vim plugin working with lazy.vim and I haven't been able to figure it out.

It's vim-textobj-quote, for putting typographic/"curly" quotes in text: https://github.com/preservim/vim-textobj-quote

J’hésite à passer de Thunderbird à #Neomutt mais je me pose deux questions :
1. Existe-t-il un plugin qui permette, automatiquement quand la pièce jointe est trop lourde, de proposer la transformation de la pièce jointe en lien (notamment sur un serveur Nextcloud) ? C’est une fonctionnalité de Thunderbird dont je me sers très régulièrement.
2. Existe-t-il une distribution de Neomutt préconfigurée facile pour débuter, sur le principe de #Lazyvim , qui m’a aidé à sauter le pas vers #Neovim ?
#mutt

Does anyone have a guide on how to set up #neovim on #nixos using #lazyvim ? I would like to let LazyVim manage the nvim plugins instead of having them in my nix config but I'm not really sure if that's even possible.

Yeah, I’m sold on #LazyVim, needs more tweaking but it's such a sensible starting point and more stable than my custom config.

Also Snacks, what an amazing collection of tools. Folke apparently had an 'hey echasnovski (mini.nvim), hold my beer.’ moment.

You could build one hell of an #neovim code editor config with those two multi-function plugins alone.

U zult zich afvragen: wat doet zo'n cupcake nou op een zaterdagavond?
Welnu, ik heb me gek gepuzzeld hoe ik in #neovim html/php code kan formatteren.
En het is gelukt!
Deze configuratie formatteert eerst de code als html en daarna pakt het de php code en formatteert deze netjes. Ik kan u zeggen, ik ben er erg in mijn nopjes mee.
Ik gebruik de LazyVim neovim distributie.

return {
  "stevearc/conform.nvim",
  opts = {
    -- log_level = vim.log.levels.DEBUG,

    formatters = {
      prettier_php = {
        command = "prettier",
        args = {
          "--plugin",
          "/home/xxxxxx/.nvm/versions/node/v23.9.0/lib/node_modules/@prettier/plugin-php/src/index.mjs",
          "$FILENAME",
        },
      },
      prettier = {
        options = {
          ext_parsers = {
            php = "html",
          },
        },
      },
    },
    formatters_by_ft = {
      php = { "prettier", "prettier_php" },
    },
  },
}

Ok I have spent one working week with #LazyVim and "things that infuriate me" outnumber "neat features" by a distressing margin. I might give it one more week, but it's not looking good for everyone's favorite Neovim setup.

Lazy.vim은 삭제하는 게 좋을 것 같다. 기본으로 제공하는 기능들이 너무 많은데다 그 기능들이 내가 쓰려고 하는 목적(코딩 아님)에 걸림돌이 된다.

넷북에선 LazyVim도 느리구나.
#리눅스 #netbook #lazyvim #linux

goyo.vim을 lazy.vim에 설치하는 방법을 찾았다.

```
return {
{ "junegunn/goyo.vim" },
}
```

goyo.vim 말고도 vim-plug로 작동하는 플러그인은 이런 방식으로 설치 가능한 듯 하다. 파일은 .lua 확장자로 저장하고 `nvim/lua/plugins` 폴더에 넣으면 되는 듯.

참고: https://github.com/MiragianCycle/OVIWrite/blob/main/lua/plugins/goyo.lua

If you are modal-editing curious #dev I would recommend editor #neovim with #LazyVim setup. Neovim/vim can be time-consuming to configure from scratch but LazyVim gets you a fancy LSP-enabled IDE plus more in seconds AND its updated all the time. Start here:

https://www.lazyvim.org/