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@@recker624 thanks for the kind words! I'm glad I was able to help

@@neonnex978 thanks for the question. I'll have to dig into auto complete but this should give you syntax highlighting github.com/vrischmann/tree-sitter-templ

@@ayushprasad8207 haha no you can still use a mouse. I won't rib ya too much 😜

@@ascourter actually got myself a magic mouse thinking I won't need it a lot once I switch to vim key bindings Wanna go keyboard only, with my beloved keychron

Here is my current tmux config: github.com/exosyphon/dotfiles/blob/main/.tmux.conf

@@PwnKilla you should see the list of auto complete options down via cmp. The grey text that gets shown is from codium.

@@chinthasivaprasad6074 by default telescope will use your current directory where you opened Neovim. You could override the directory but it should show you something if you open Neovim in the directory you want to search

@@LokShunHung definitely some web development and maybe cli

i set up this vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>-', "<cmd>Telescope fd find_command=fd,-t=d <cr>")

@@MohammadLsk good question. I don't know of a way to combine telescope and oil. I'd guess you could create a telescope extension that uses oil. I don't have a discord yet. It's something I should create soon. You might join Josh Medeski's discord for now: discord.com/invite/qQEARWhZ

@@ascourter I appreciate your response. Your content and guidance have been super helpful. I've set up this key mapping for now: vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>-', "<cmd>Telescope fd find_command=fd,-t=d <cr>")

Haha, sorry not sorry 😁

@@LorenzoBettini I haven't made the follow up yet. I'll put it on my list next to see if I can get it working

@@null683 thanks for sharing that! I didn't know they encouraged that. Does using gofmt handle that conversion?

@@ascourter Yes it does, but I do not like to always rely on gofmt to replace tabs to spaces in my files. Sometimes, I just know that I did the formatting correctly on my own and do not invoke gofmt at all (for example, for very small or single-line changes). I also do not use format-on-save. Relying on gofmt here means that I am *unable* to insert correct indentation only using my editor and just *have to* to use gofmt.

@@null683 yeah I hear ya. I feel similarly with not having format on save. I think your solution with file type works and is probably what I'd start with. I'll see if there're some other options and share what I find.

@@null683 you could also use the ftplugin vim directory to set that config for tabs.

I use the ftplugin directory. From config route, ftplugin/go.lua. Mine looks like this: vim.opt.tabstop = 4 vim.opt.shiftwidth = 4 vim.opt.softtabstop = 0 vim.opt.expandtab = false vim.opt.textwidth = 120 vim.opt.colorcolumn = "120"

@@joevalente9544 awesome! I'll definitely make a few videos on how and what I'm learning. It's been fun so far.

@@mahaddev I believe that is treesitter context. github.com/nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter-context

@@ascourter Thank you so much, I'll check that

Delve/dap/go-dap is always giving me issues. I will have a good working configuration with working debugging, come back to write some Go a week later and it fails to launch the debugger for unknown reasons. It is difficult to even figure out what the problem is, as there is at least +3 programs/plugins that are all required in unison to make it work, and I can't even tell which one is failing. I am more of a "print debugger" myself, so it isn't typically something I waste much time trying to figure out, but there are some times when there no replacement for being able to step through a program with breakpoints, etc.

@@ForeverZer0 Yep, unfortunately this has been part of my experience already as well. Got it configured and came back the next day and it got broken. I'll roll with it for now but will continue looking for other options that may work better and not be as fragile.

@@patricorgi I'll add this to my list. Thanks for the request

Oh that is interesting. Thanks for sharing! I definitely liked HopWord as well.

@@ChristinaMagma I'm glad you've had better luck with it. It's a solid pre built keyboard. I've enjoyed more of the custom build keyboards these days.

@@farzadmf thanks for watching!

Why ?

I'm really sorry to hear that. I hope you're doing ok.

​@sachinchaudhary1310 because she found out he was a VSCode virgin and not a neovim chad

Haha I'll need to get up to speed on Nix first. Definitely on my list!

Nice. Thanks for sharing that!

There is actually yazi.nvim. Works in tmux and neovim perfectly

@@thetruth2488 Oh sweet. I will check that out too!

@@thetruth2488have you got it to render images in nvim? I use it but have not got rendering working.

I think I'd need to install some stuff (maybe XQuartz?). Probably doesn't have it out of the box but I didn't follow this one through very far.

@@ascourter X is getting displaced even on Linux (I still plan to use it for several more years), so I do not think it is worth the hassle to make it work on mac

Thanks! I learned a ton about folds in getting this video together as well. Glad it helped!

Oh very nice. Thanks for sharing and I will definitely check out your video explanation. I'll report back if I end up napping lol

⁠just don't watch it if laying in bed, because you will. I did, so I know 😂

It is on my list to check out all the mini nvim plugins. Seems like they are growing in popularity and have a lot of great features. Let me know if you think I should focus on a specific one first.

Ok, I will check with the latest version of Lazy. Thanks for sharing!

I published later so you could get in first :P

@@ascourter so thoughtful!

emacs

@@joaomendoncayt thanks, I'll try removing it and verify nothing breaks

Confirmed! I was able to remove gx.nvim and nothing broke with opening links. Thanks for probing me on this!

@@ascourter Thank you for the video! Cheers.