looking great. thanks

this is hands down the best nvim config video I have seen

when I open a new file from my Nvim Tree, it overwrites the existing file. I want it to open in another tab instead.

I like the way you layer your keyboard. I think I will mimic it a bit

Guys! How do you handle code actions as going with this approach? Thanks for answering

devaslife vibes

Nice!! Thanks for the tutorial Josean.

thanks for the amazing tutorial, keep up the good work.

I Iove how many tools you can have with different configs... Imagine to to use Emacs for that... Boring. Only one config...

Thank for the setup help - took me along time the video, with going from documentation to documentation. but i hope this set me up for some adventures! thank you for very good approach holding the hands for us newbs for the start. on my way to learn console.log('lHello World") and again thanks for the time and effort you put in this - really appreciate it!

great

Amazing content as usual, Josean. I saw this video a few months ago and I just go back now that I'm finally getting serious about neovim. Thanks for everything!

Bro, you are my God and your RU-vid channel is my temple. Thank you!!

Thanks a lot for this. Great tutorial. I've been looking for a way to move my setup from packer to lazy. Such a great help.

Excellent, please make more videos like this, as I can see some comments on the website of your source code, they have difficulties in the themes but I have solved mined, I wish I could share screenshot here, I would show them. Honestly, It takes too long but it works and I spend almost many many hours about 6 hours, Terminology understanding is extremely important. One tip, Chatgpt also gives the directions or if you have some errors in the terminal configuration ( to navigate ) copy and pate in ChatGPT. They will really help you. Once again a big thank for me.

This is a great tutorial, thanks a lot! I would love to see a TMUX theme based on Powerline but with your cool night colors. This would be so awesome!

Zsh js not the default shell… you know that you just wanted people comment about it

decent video - but very hard to read code snippets due to color schema in editor.

Tried wezterm...but for some reason cant get ALT + ascii codes to work. Switched back to Windows Terminal

For me Alacritty was using -bash , mkdir -p ~/.config/alacritty curl -O raw.githubusercontent.com/alacritty/alacritty/master/alacritty.yml mv alacritty.yml ~/.config/alacritty/ ``` shell: program: /bin/zsh args: - --login ``` adding the abovelines fixed my alacritty problems

Tmux uses Ctr.-B so as not to clash witth Screen, another terminal multiplexer which uses Ctrl-A.

hey man, I used your config on neovim I'm trying to implement the tailwindcss color highlights, I make it work but the icons on autosuggestion are gone. any idea how to fix it?

help me at 5:34 to save and go to insert option for typing :wq

forget about the terminal what's that keyboard?

Thanks!

Thanks for the vid. I followed your tutorial on a windows machine. When you generated a .hex file I generated a .uf2 file which could not be opened by the qmk toolbox. I have no idea why the file formats differ and I have no idea to change it. Do you have an idea how to solve that? (Not a coder btw. - Just a dude who wants a custom keyboard)

I know this an older video and you have a more recent one, but I found this one first, I just finished it and it was so incredibly helpful! I am brand new and just started learning to code. You explained all of the steps brilliantly and my terminal is SO much easier to look at and work in. Thank you!

Hey Josean, I've Applied Wizterm To Terminal, But I Wanted To Use That On MySQL. How Can I Do That? Waiting For Reply.

Couldn't help to subscribe, great job man❤

I don't know if you understand how useful these videos are ... not just in terms of technical knowledge but even just in motivation. Thanks.

One stop terminal setup for Macbook! Great job and your blogpost is pretty Neat. Thanks for saving time.

I love wezterm. Nothing is as fast as alacrity, and sometimes even in terminals it matters. And Kitty is just a beautiful mess. Wezterm just works and is still very fast.

my neovim runs st and vim

thanks Josean, your video was not just a guide to setup Neovim but also it was most helpful way for me to learn basic vim motions or other vim related hotkeys.

Which Terminal is it ?

I would like to use this keyboard with Ipad and make specific shortcuts - to write in polish and german easily at the same time. Is it possible to make it all work on IpadOS? Thanks in advance

This is a great setup guide, Thanks a lot! I am running into one problem: When I open a python project in a venv (venv activated before launching nvim), Pyright cannot resolve the imports (for example django). Could you help me find a solution for that, please? Thanks a lot!

Nice video man! I never used Lazygit to solve the merge conflicts. Thanks for explanation!

did you have any issue with your color in iterm and nvim after update?

I hear that PowerLevel10k is no longer being supported (end of life).

@joseanmartinez I want to thank you because through this master tutorial I finally could start working with Neovim without using the traditionals IDEs in years of trying. You makes this look easier. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the community. Thank you for the enormous effort you inverted here. All my love and support to you!

Awesome man, simple and cool, keep doing the great work

Thanks for this amazing neovim setup. One question, where can I write own snippets for the luasnip plugin? I tried a few ways but no success so far. Has anyone achieved this with this setup?

Perfect video and thank you Josean! But I cannot load icons successfully. Any solution to this?

_:Lazy U_ please

I'm having lots of errors in the "lsp" folder. not able to set lsp for python

anyone else struggling with the autotag for treesitter? It's not loading for me

I have some general concerns with Alacrity. Namely that it appears the maintainer seems to not like Mac. It's not clear if it supports Apple Silicon, which IMO is a deal breaker.

Freaking amazing. Thanks for sharing.

Nice content, but the video is only 15 minutes long, because nobody is able to sit longer in a chair like this.