Telescope is one of the greatest additions for nvim, it created this sort of new "terminal based IDE" image in which would be almost weird to not have telescope as it is to not have a file tree in GUI IDEs Also, in marks topic, i highly suggest you harpoon for memory muscle based motions between a feature related set of files, it's been game changing for me. Glad to see another great video!
Hey mate, just wanted to say your videos are absolutely top-notch! I've been learning so much from them and some of your tips are seriously game-changing. Keep 'em coming, because we're all here for it. Can't wait for the next one. Cheers!
@@jayreddy6038harpoon manages these lists per project / directory instead of globally. It is also very easy to manage the lists, ex. Add, remove, reorder files in the list. It is similar but definitely an improvement over the global marks
@@jayreddy6038 Definitely not the same. Harpoon makes your list of marks separate per project (which global marks don't), and also, the marks from harpoon auto update when you leave the buffer. So when I go to another buffer, when I come back I find my cursor right where I left it. I used global marks before that, but especially wanted to see how I could auto mark before leaving a buffer to fix this gripe, turns out that's something harpoon does already. So it's pretty different from global marks. Also, swapping between files is much faster considering it is a chord and not a sequence of keys.
I find it easier to have the file tree on the right side of any editor. so when I open close, the actual text doesn't jump around with the extra spacing on the left now that the file tree is closed
I created my own vim snippet to make sure there's some padding on the right. however the filetree IMO should be hidden, to make you jump to files using a fuzzy searcher or other methods
This one’s quite old, I’ve since moved to starship - this is the relevant video Your shell prompt, ON STEROIDS // Starship ua-cam.com/video/G7aWxK4395Y/v-deo.html
Hi, is there a way to integrate Harpoon with Tabline (lualine plugin) , i tried but I'm not able to update the Tabline when i add or remove files in Harpoon. it only loads the added files when neovim is opened within a directory
is there a way to literally just increase the speed of the cursor or blinding line in vim. So for example if I press and hold the j key to move down it moves down much faster than it currently does.
I use github.com/folke/noice.nvim for the commands and github.com/rcarriga/nvim-notify for notifications (not sure which one you meant). As for the themes, I used to run "onedark" but since changed to Cattpuccin (Mocha flavor)
I think this may be useful to improve the experience with jumplist. vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd("CursorHold", { callback = function(_event) vim.cmd("normal! m'") end })
Telescope is one of the greatest additions for nvim, it created this sort of new "terminal based IDE" image in which would be almost weird to not have telescope as it is to not have a file tree in GUI IDEs
Also, in marks topic, i highly suggest you harpoon for memory muscle based motions between a feature related set of files, it's been game changing for me.
Glad to see another great video!
Every word!
Hey mate, just wanted to say your videos are absolutely top-notch! I've been learning so much from them and some of your tips are seriously game-changing. Keep 'em coming, because we're all here for it. Can't wait for the next one. Cheers!
Oh my! Thanks buddy! 😎
Totally agree on this. Really top-notch quality 🙂 Well done
I've discovered these techniques after 6 months of using vim. This is a great video to watch to know all of them quickly.
For a fun project, extract your kebinds into a table (maybe in a separate file), and load them in the init field where your plugin declaration is.
Harpoon is a gaming changer when you are working with many files, refactoring large chunks of code.
Exactly!
Missing IDEA’s bookmark feature😢
i've always struggled to understand how it's any different from using global marks though...
just do mM and then `M boom you're there
@@jayreddy6038harpoon manages these lists per project / directory instead of globally. It is also very easy to manage the lists, ex. Add, remove, reorder files in the list. It is similar but definitely an improvement over the global marks
@@jayreddy6038 Definitely not the same. Harpoon makes your list of marks separate per project (which global marks don't), and also, the marks from harpoon auto update when you leave the buffer. So when I go to another buffer, when I come back I find my cursor right where I left it.
I used global marks before that, but especially wanted to see how I could auto mark before leaving a buffer to fix this gripe, turns out that's something harpoon does already. So it's pretty different from global marks. Also, swapping between files is much faster considering it is a chord and not a sequence of keys.
8 spaces tab is brutal
Man, you put so much effort into the vids! thanks
❤️🙏🏿
1:29 is that a plugib that overlays the file with A/B/C? what plugin is that?
I find it easier to have the file tree on the right side of any editor. so when I open close, the actual text doesn't jump around with the extra spacing on the left now that the file tree is closed
I created my own vim snippet to make sure there's some padding on the right. however the filetree IMO should be hidden, to make you jump to files using a fuzzy searcher or other methods
or use floating window if your file-tree plugin supports it. I'm using nvim-tree and i set it to float on the right side!
3:58 how configure Cmdline ui like you?
This one’s quite old, I’ve since moved to starship - this is the relevant video Your shell prompt, ON STEROIDS // Starship
ua-cam.com/video/G7aWxK4395Y/v-deo.html
Hi, is there a way to integrate Harpoon with Tabline (lualine plugin) , i tried but I'm not able to update the Tabline when i add or remove files in Harpoon. it only loads the added files when neovim is opened within a directory
Not sure, Harpoon has changed and infact I left it out a while ago. I should try and restore it
is there a way to literally just increase the speed of the cursor or blinding line in vim. So for example if I press and hold the j key to move down it moves down much faster than it currently does.
Yes, I have it as a system preference on manjaro kde. what do you use?
what colorscheme do you use? also what is the plugin you used to display messages in another floating window?
I use github.com/folke/noice.nvim for the commands and github.com/rcarriga/nvim-notify for notifications (not sure which one you meant). As for the themes, I used to run "onedark" but since changed to Cattpuccin (Mocha flavor)
oh man which theme you are using, its beautiful.
I used to run “onedark” but since I’ve switched to cattpuccin!
3:30 ma for local and mA for global, I think this is maybe typos
You have a great vim setup but havent done a video about it yet !!!!!!!
Yes you are very right. It’s in my backlog an I haven’t forgotten!
Busy few weeks :)
why are you using 8 spaced tabs 😭
gofmt and its intense tabs 😂
how to get bufferline merged with lualine as you have?
Hi! I’m using lua line and my config is on GitHub , I don’t think I’ve done anything special there, what are you referring to specifically?
Which font do you use?
Nerffont mono
great thumbnail
😉
I think this may be useful to improve the experience with jumplist.
vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd("CursorHold", {
callback = function(_event)
vim.cmd("normal! m'")
end
})
My wife left me
😂😂
U use arch btw, right?!:(
@@tommy.3377 no. But I abuse heroin and crack on a daily basis