I have been using vim since 2019 on a daily basis. To this day i find and learn new things in vim and it brings me so much joy. Thank you for the such a thorough explanation. I learned quite a few new things today!
I think it's the most comprehensive coverage of that topic :)! Even though I feel like I watched all Neovim videos available on YT, I still learned a lot from this one 🍻 Dobra robota!
Wow, thank you! This definitely made my day :). Today I have released another video in the series about macros, curious what you think about it: czcams.com/video/ERMmTs4AVA4/video.html
I always knew that vim's search and replace was super powerfull, but this video finally gives me the push I needed to actually learn the power of this tool.
Great video, I use nvim as a daily driver Only few times I use Vscode is for 1: large text replace/change 2: Debugger Your video clears the first issue I have with nvim And another quick question How do you create the text in the slides, specially I mean this type of format (lines used for pointing) /[name] | +------- info Do you manual edit this or use a tool, something like asciifow?
Debugger is a big one, it took me a while to set it up for Go. I still prefer to use `delve` from command line, mostly due to the fact that it can record and playback debugging sessions and it's easier to automate. I wish debugging to be more integrated with core nvim, especially the settings. The ASCII 'diagram' is pretty easy to edit macros/substitution, but I'm working on a lua module to automate it :)
Thank you! I use two plugins to improve qf: - use 'yssl/QFEnter' -----> enables opening multiple files in splits - use 'kevinhwang91/nvim-bqf' -----> adds most of the functionality.
Thank you! As for the AI, I got progressively annoyed by it. For content creation, it gets in the way rather than helps. There are a few automated things like formatting or targeted edits, but overall I really don't like using it for content creation. I can see why so many people say about AI bubble bursting soon. :)
@cloud-native-corner I totally agree. It has its place but i feel if you can't record your voice for 30 mins then maybe this is not the field for you. Great content man, I'll be a regular viewer.
Those are simple shortcuts to drop you in the command line for searching: utils.lnmap("ss", ":s/", { silent = false }) -- search and replace utils.lnmap("SS", ":%s/", { silent = false }) -- search and replace lnmap is simply adding to the shortcut.
You are a legend, thank you for these video series. The effort you put into these videos is amazing, will be looking forward to more!
Glad you like them! Just released one more about setting up LSP in Neovim, hope you like it too.
absolutely wonderful, I'm glad I found this channel :)
I have been using vim since 2019 on a daily basis. To this day i find and learn new things in vim and it brings me so much joy.
Thank you for the such a thorough explanation. I learned quite a few new things today!
I think it's the most comprehensive coverage of that topic :)! Even though I feel like I watched all Neovim videos available on YT, I still learned a lot from this one 🍻 Dobra robota!
Wow, thank you! This definitely made my day :). Today I have released another video in the series about macros, curious what you think about it: czcams.com/video/ERMmTs4AVA4/video.html
I always knew that vim's search and replace was super powerfull, but this video finally gives me the push I needed to actually learn the power of this tool.
Awesome! Let me know what will be your main use cases.
Thank you for the videos! I'm learning a lot 🙏
Thank you, glad you like them! More coming today.
Geat video! Dont know how many times i needed these features but was too lazy to just look it up haha
@@linusziegler2413 thank you! Which one was your favorite? I find capture groups to be really useful.
@@cloud-native-corner definitely the capture groups haha, it just blows my mind how useful its been
Awesome!
Great video, I use nvim as a daily driver
Only few times I use Vscode is for 1: large text replace/change
2: Debugger
Your video clears the first issue I have with nvim
And another quick question
How do you create the text in the slides, specially I mean this type of format (lines used for pointing)
/[name]
|
+------- info
Do you manual edit this or use a tool, something like asciifow?
Debugger is a big one, it took me a while to set it up for Go. I still prefer to use `delve` from command line, mostly due to the fact that it can record and playback debugging sessions and it's easier to automate. I wish debugging to be more integrated with core nvim, especially the settings.
The ASCII 'diagram' is pretty easy to edit macros/substitution, but I'm working on a lua module to automate it :)
Very good video. Thank you. Which plugin do you use for the quickfix list to open the popup above?
Thank you! I use two plugins to improve qf:
- use 'yssl/QFEnter' -----> enables opening multiple files in splits
- use 'kevinhwang91/nvim-bqf' -----> adds most of the functionality.
Great content, thank you for not using AI voice 😂
Thank you! As for the AI, I got progressively annoyed by it. For content creation, it gets in the way rather than helps. There are a few automated things like formatting or targeted edits, but overall I really don't like using it for content creation. I can see why so many people say about AI bubble bursting soon. :)
@cloud-native-corner I totally agree. It has its place but i feel if you can't record your voice for 30 mins then maybe this is not the field for you.
Great content man, I'll be a regular viewer.
can you tell how configure key bindings...
Maybe this video would be helpful: czcams.com/video/Et0Wu29t4_k/video.html
What do you have in your .vimrc for your leader S action?
Those are simple shortcuts to drop you in the command line for searching:
utils.lnmap("ss", ":s/", { silent = false }) -- search and replace
utils.lnmap("SS", ":%s/", { silent = false }) -- search and replace
lnmap is simply adding to the shortcut.