How I Code in 2024 

You can do it! And if you realize it's not for you, that's great too

It's good, not everything in life has to be done in an instant. It's good to take things slow sometimes

Clipboard history is called Recall in windows.

​@@univera1111it's not, it's called clipboard history

Try aerospace. Pretty great

It's such a good colorscheme.

Love to hear it. Thank you

Hey Jake! Yeah, long time no see. I'm doing well, thanks. Saw that video you posted of drifting. Intense stuff! Hope all is well with you and the fam

A couple people have asked about setting up PHP and Laravel with Neovim. I'm not an expert, but I think I'll try to make a video about it with a sample configuration.

Nice!

Rofi is absolutely trampled by Raycast, you just never used it. It’s free and works perfectly out of the box and looks great. P.S: I’m guessing English isn’t your native language so here is a tip: Don’t mix percentages with multiplication. When you said _“100% times better”_ just remove the percent sign, it doesn’t work in that structure. Or you could remove the word _”times”_ too, but both at the same time doesn’t exist in English.

what about hardware though? i want a 10 hour battery

@@aziz9488 tuf is not that great with battery. gpu pulls alot of power

@@aziz9488 Right? With a Terminal Centric workflow my battery lasts so long it is glorious!

hey github.com/tom-on-the-internet/dotfiles/blob/main/karabiner.json#L42-L69 this should do it

@@tomontheinternet thank you

Not really. If someone wants to use vim, then they'll start using it. It'll be slow and weird for a long time. Eventually, though, it'll be weird working in anything else. Good luck!

@@tomontheinternet i’ve been using it for years. I started in 1987 using VI (before VIM was even a thing!) I WAS JUST TALKING ABOUT INTEGRATING IT INTO YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE ON THE MAC. SMOOTHLY BECAUSE IT DOESN’T SEEM TO FIT INTO THE MAC VERY WELL. (no idea why all those letters went capital. What the heck) I tried sublime text. That has a VIM mode, and that works pretty well, but I was just wondering if there was a way to use it With apple notes, and somehow have it integrated into the macOS, a little more smoothly.

Okay. This looks awesome. Truly, thank you. That's next level.

@@tomontheinternet Awesome video, thank you!

I will make a video about this. Good question!

Westerm comes with a built-in multiplexer. I've used zellij also but not tmux.

Neither for me. It's a layer I haven't found the need for. I just spawn a new terminal when I need one. I don't ssh into servers often.

You won’t find a similar experience with windows or Linux unfortunately, I don’t like the companies practices, but between these moral issues and comfort on my daily work the choice is a bit more complicated. Used windows and Linux extensively with good hardware mind you and the experience on a M1 8gb of ram was overall better… Until other Arm Machines start to catch up with Apple silicon it is an uphill battle with the system every step of the way. Not only the devices are well optimized, but third party tools are more polished. i.e: Homebrew is a godsend, Raycast is better by far than powertoys run or rofi/dmenu, etc… Things tend to work better out of the box and overall saner defaults, it is hard to beat unless you are developing games, then windows takes the lead, but on other fields as well as other office type jobs Macs just hit different, specially if you have one or more other Apple devices.

@@zehph i hear you. you're not wrong. my M1 is smooth af. But all my dev work is over ssh to various linux servers anyway. i'm over the ecosystem walled garden and willng to make some tradeoffs if need be. for many this could be way more painful depending on the type of dev

@@user-eg6nq7qt8c I work mostly on the terminal as well, but it is the little things for me like the tools I mentioned and overall smoothness as you said. There is also the thing that this is my first Mac so there is a novelty factor too which for you is on the other side. I've done my fair share of tinkering with Linux and got burnt out by the never ending fixing of things that only increases when you keep deviating from the major desktop environments, started feeling like a side gig to maintain my AwesomeWM config and Neovim, etc. I chose the Mac and kept only the Neovim/Terminal configs which are not as demanding nowadays and I can't bring myself to use vscode anymore.

I think there are always people switching back and forth. I agree with you completely. I may end up back on Linux some day. But Linux has its own problems. Good luck!

pls forgive me. I'll be keeping an eye out for those snapdragon laptops.

If you are using Wezterm, these two lines do it on a Mac: enable_tab_bar = false, window_decorations = "RESIZE", I'll make a video about it.

Makes sense when you Dev for corporate clients, there are many proprietary tools that only work or decently work on windows or Mac, the battery efficiency is also unparalleled atm. If he can pay for it is a quality of life investment. 😅

I’ve tried yabai + skhd and it felt clunky and unnatural on the Mac. I’m using raycast to snap windows when I need and virtual Desktops, I need to use them because on my current config I have to choose between Air Conditioning or an external monitor with temps around 91-93 daily. But even then, I prefer the workflow of switching desktops for kinds of tasks I’m doing, just need fewer when I have the extra space.

@@zehph Same, its one of the main reasons that I want to go back to linux. A lot of stuff feels slow and buggy in macOS, and don't get me wrong I love Mac, the battery lfe is amazing and its the most powerful machine that I had, but I miss having the freedom of having the OS how I like it.

@@darkarie I liked the tinkering and all, but ended up being a time sink in of itself, also having to manually create rules for stuff and supporting things that are not by the original devs of apps burnt me out hard. I loved the freedom, but right now I’m just tired of the lack of support and wanted things to work out of the box. The power and stability together with the ecosystem features won me over to the dark side 😅

same, 100%