Use THIS to Level Up Your Vim Navigation Game

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  • čas přidán 26. 08. 2024

Komentáře • 26

  • @user-vw5sx1jn5v
    @user-vw5sx1jn5v Před 4 dny

    I think it is a great plugin but check up harpoon as well

  • @hotdog2c
    @hotdog2c Před rokem

    I have never heard of jump/change lists, very interesting video. I love how there is always something new to learn with neovim

  • @kugurerdem
    @kugurerdem Před 9 měsíci

    Great content! Have been using vim almost for 2 years and there still are lot of things to learn.

  • @avnerduchovni6675
    @avnerduchovni6675 Před měsícem

    Love your accent. Peace from Israel;)

  • @dominiquekostler238
    @dominiquekostler238 Před rokem +1

    Harpoon. You don't need to strugle with jump lists. Lets you jump exactly to where you want in another file. Find it really helpful. I end up setting the Harpoon markers for 2, maybe 3 files max. And navigate between the three. Next stop, Quickfix list. Let's see if you've got helpful tips and tricks for that! ;)

    • @devopstoolbox
      @devopstoolbox  Před rokem +2

      Noted the quick fix 😉
      Harpoon didn’t work for me last time and the jump list felt more intuitive but many recommend so maybe it’s worth another shot :)

    • @dominiquekostler238
      @dominiquekostler238 Před rokem

      @@devopstoolbox I do like the change list. Haven't used that one before.

  • @mooncakevp
    @mooncakevp Před rokem +2

    I suggest to use Harpoon.

    • @devopstoolbox
      @devopstoolbox  Před rokem

      Tried it! Felt like a strange midway between markers and jump list.. do you use it and find it useful in your workflow?

  • @devstefancho
    @devstefancho Před 10 měsíci +1

    thanks for great video, I want to know how to get more height than half height when spliting help page horizontal
    when I use :h something
    it split horizontal in half
    so I always resize pane to see more rows from help page pane

    • @devopstoolbox
      @devopstoolbox  Před 10 měsíci

      Not sure there’s an option by default (maybe there is?) but I have resize with a sensible jump step mapped both for height and width when resizing. Feel free to check my dotfiles if it helps

  • @alok8bb912
    @alok8bb912 Před rokem +1

    Any video on your neovim setup?

    • @devopstoolbox
      @devopstoolbox  Před rokem

      Not yet but it came up on the comment quite a lot so I might go for it. In the meantime anything in particular that you would like to know?

    • @alok8bb912
      @alok8bb912 Před rokem +1

      @@devopstoolboxoh okay! I really like those simple +, - letters as gitsigns and the way you have files open in bottom bar, how do you do that?

    • @devopstoolbox
      @devopstoolbox  Před rokem

      @@alok8bb912 Perfect! So, for the signs check out this vid: czcams.com/video/IyBAuDPzdFY/video.html
      This is the plugin: github.com/lewis6991/gitsigns.nvim
      And for the files open this is showing me the buffers with lualine, checkout this vid: czcams.com/video/ST_DZ6yIiXY/video.html

  • @niksingh710
    @niksingh710 Před rokem +1

    how you merge lualine and bufferline?

    • @devopstoolbox
      @devopstoolbox  Před rokem

      Hi! Not sure what you mean by that, if you're asking how buffers integrate into lualine, here's my config for that: github.com/omerxx/dotfiles/blob/master/nvim/init.lua#L308

  • @razzat3616
    @razzat3616 Před rokem

    Nice content.

  • @ganeshbabu8263
    @ganeshbabu8263 Před rokem

    I love it🤍