Watching Neovim setups doesn't feel the same anymore, I find myself surprisingly understand this shit. Thank you for your patience in explaining every detail 🙏
Finally an actual tutorial that worked for me. You wouldn't believe how many times I have struggled with LSP thing. Thank you and thank you TJ for the kickstart repo.
Thank you! :) Same for me - it took a while to figure this out, so it makes me really happy if my videos make it a bit easier for others! Kudos to TJ, indeed! 🙏
Awesome tutorial by an awesome instructor. It is usually very difficult to follow people demonstrating how to setup Neovim because they move so damn fast. I love how you actually explain the configurations. That is so helpful. I am going to redo my Neovim your way now. I love LazyVim but it seems so bloated from the start and configuring it is not the most intuitive for non developers like me. I just want a nice looking Neovim for editing and creating configuration files for my system and network. I liked and subscribed. Thank you!
Man, thank you so much for the kind words! I'm really happy to hear that it was helpful. Best of luck with your setup, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions along the way. Cheers!
Amazing video! This was exactly what I needed. I downloaded kickstart when I was first getting into nvim, but even after reading through it I felt overwhelmed by the amount of information in there. This laid things out nicely and offered a lot of clarity on the functions of some of these plugins. I really like the idea of keeping init.lua nice and clean by importing the plugins instead of having everything in one file. I'll definitely be referencing this video a ton. Thanks for the effort!
Your approach of breaking down configurations and explaining their impact on my workflow is invaluable for beginners like me. Keep up the fantastic work!
I started learning neovim and picked kickstart, but could not make sense of configuration from tj himself. U have done a great job explaining and this should the only tutorial needed for neovim with lazy pkg manager ❤ u and ur content.
crazy good video! I was watching through many videos but this one just hits the spot of beginner friendly, handholding and nice explanations. Super well done!
I can't thank you enough. Thanks for helping and preventing me quit neovim due to complex boiler plate plugins (atleast for newbies like me). Now i get the entire structure of the neovim configs. subbed. Keep posting these amazing content.
I started out with NvChad, and it worked fine, but there were too many "under the hood features". I played *a lot* of config tutorial videos, and none were even close to being as comprehensable or as complete as yours for using a "from scratch" configuration. I now feel like I can tweak my own and understand what I'm doing. Thanks!
thank you for this! I wanted to follow the same approach and you nailed it! also a zen like experience without the presenter constantly yelling at me :D
Thanks you, great video. I was just rebuilding my nvin configuration just yesterday. Funny I thought I was the only person who users nord. Double plus good.
Its really an easy and straight forward for configuring nvim from scratch its a great video thanks man , btw can u tell me what nerd font are you using
Great video, currently redoing my config just a question though, why are you importing each plugin individually instead of doing something like this in the lazy config: require("lazy").setup("plugins")
Great question! I do it primarily for debugging purposes. When I upgrade and something breaks, I can quickly comment plugins in and out. Also, sometimes I like to keep plugin configs around even if I'm not currently using them. Maybe not the cleanest approach, but that's kinda what works for me.
Thanks bro for this There is lot of things to learn about neovim can you make a playlist for teaching us because i am complete beginner and i want to become advance in using neovim . please....😢😢
moin! have you played around with the max fps and web gpu settings? on my m1 pro, wezterm is a bit laggy, even though i have everything freshly set up and use a vanilla config.
I got a question, I am using Iterm2 terminal and for some cases I need to copy codes for chatgpt unfortunately I can't be able to copy codes because I cannot do cmd + c to copy in clipboard. How can I do copy codes to general clipboard ?
This feature is called "ligatures". You need a terminal emulator and a font that supports it. I'm using WezTerm with JetBrains Mono and it is enabled by default :)
Essentially, you need to copy everything inside the nvim directory to ~/.config/nvim. Once you open neovim, everything should install. However, I would recommend using the neovim-kickstart-config repo since the config from my dotfiles depends on some external configurations like environment variables, etc.
after following you wezterm guild, I going to continue here, eventhough I dont like vi becaue of stupid shift+control command. so lets see if this great setup will overcome my dislike :)
I am getting error because of tsserver: Error executing vim.schedule lua callback: ...l/share/nvim/lazy/mason.nvim/lua/mason-registry/init.lua:80: Cannot find package "tsserver".
noob update: i was able to make this whole thing work eventually, I have one last thing left which is init.lua crying about undefined prepend ... for the record everything work so I'm not sure if it's an issue but it is bugging when I open the file
First i tried to watch Theprimeagen's nvim setup then I realise I needed a tutorial to watch that tutorial and here I am btw loveing it so far.
Welcome on board! Hope you enjoy! :)
Watching Neovim setups doesn't feel the same anymore, I find myself surprisingly understand this shit. Thank you for your patience in explaining every detail 🙏
Glad to hear that! :)
Finally an actual tutorial that worked for me. You wouldn't believe how many times I have struggled with LSP thing. Thank you and thank you TJ for the kickstart repo.
Thank you! :) Same for me - it took a while to figure this out, so it makes me really happy if my videos make it a bit easier for others! Kudos to TJ, indeed! 🙏
Awesome tutorial by an awesome instructor. It is usually very difficult to follow people demonstrating how to setup Neovim because they move so damn fast. I love how you actually explain the configurations. That is so helpful. I am going to redo my Neovim your way now. I love LazyVim but it seems so bloated from the start and configuring it is not the most intuitive for non developers like me. I just want a nice looking Neovim for editing and creating configuration files for my system and network. I liked and subscribed. Thank you!
Man, thank you so much for the kind words! I'm really happy to hear that it was helpful. Best of luck with your setup, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions along the way. Cheers!
Made my setup based on your video. Clear explanations and great pacing. Have been using it for two weeks, and so far I'm loving it. Thank you!
Great to hear! :)
Amazing video! This was exactly what I needed. I downloaded kickstart when I was first getting into nvim, but even after reading through it I felt overwhelmed by the amount of information in there. This laid things out nicely and offered a lot of clarity on the functions of some of these plugins. I really like the idea of keeping init.lua nice and clean by importing the plugins instead of having everything in one file. I'll definitely be referencing this video a ton. Thanks for the effort!
What a nice comment - made my day! Thank you :)
Your approach of breaking down configurations and explaining their impact on my workflow is invaluable for beginners like me. Keep up the fantastic work!
Great to hear! Really appreciate your comment :)
I started learning neovim and picked kickstart, but could not make sense of configuration from tj himself.
U have done a great job explaining and this should the only tutorial needed for neovim with lazy pkg manager
❤ u and ur content.
Glad to hear that! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment :)
crazy good video! I was watching through many videos but this one just hits the spot of beginner friendly, handholding and nice explanations. Super well done!
Man, thanks for the feedback - makes me really happy! 🫶
I can't thank you enough. Thanks for helping and preventing me quit neovim due to complex boiler plate plugins (atleast for newbies like me). Now i get the entire structure of the neovim configs. subbed. Keep posting these amazing content.
Thanks for this, much appreciated! 🫶
The nuanced explanations are appreciated. Thank you
This is the best Neovim course I have ever seen, Thank you buddy!
My pleasure! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment :)
I started out with NvChad, and it worked fine, but there were too many "under the hood features". I played *a lot* of config tutorial videos, and none were even close to being as comprehensable or as complete as yours for using a "from scratch" configuration. I now feel like I can tweak my own and understand what I'm doing. Thanks!
Thanks, glad it was helpful. Appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment. If you get stuck LMK :)
thank you for this! I wanted to follow the same approach and you nailed it!
also a zen like experience without the presenter constantly yelling at me :D
Hahaha 😃 Glad it was helpful!
This is so helpful, thank you so much. I can't appreciate this enough
looks like what im looking for. already using kickstart with some customs. my sunday is saved :) thx man and greetz from germany
Welcome! Appreciate you watching!
Was wondering where the videos were at. Right on man.
Appreciate you watching! :)
Thanks you, great video. I was just rebuilding my nvin configuration just yesterday. Funny I thought I was the only person who users nord. Double plus good.
Team Nord! 🤜🤛 Thanks for the feedback, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Really simple and well-featured setup. This step by step helped a lot in getting my own config up and running, so thank you!
simple and to the point, thank you :)
Glad it helped!
Awesome tutorial, clean and simple configuration. Thank you very much for posting this.
My pleasure! I'm glad if I could help :)
This was a life saver bro.....thanks for sharing
You deserve more subs man ! Great !!!!!
thank you very much!
thank you bro now i understand how to config it with how i want
This was awesome, youve got my sub. Would love to see your tmux config too and your workflow with Tmux+Nvim
Thanks for the sub! Will definitely talk about Tmux soon!
Great video! Now I finnaly know what my config does :D
That's always good 😄
Another great video! Thank you
Glad you liked it🙂
Great content! 🚀
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Wow ❤ You are a really good teacher
Thanks a lot for the compliment! I'm glad you think so :)
greate tutorial !!!! worked right from the start without any changes.... I was wondering how to enable format of a region in a file ...
Amazing content!!
Thanks! Appreciate you watching! :)
Its really an easy and straight forward for configuring nvim from scratch its a great video thanks man , btw can u tell me what nerd font are you using
Thank you! The font is JetBrains Mono :)
Thank you for the video buddy! Got through this from your reddit post. Keep the good work up!
Glad if it is helpful! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment :)
Very nice video, highly appreciated - tyvm!
btw. what kind of nerd font are you currently using? It's looking really nice! keep up the good stuff :)
Thanks for the encouraging comment! :) The font is JetBrains Mono.
@@henrymisc thank you, too! :)
Danke Chef
Gerne :)
Great tutorial Henry, you got a new subscriber! What do you use to record your screen? It looks ooks great! :)
Thanks for subbing - much appreciated :) For this video I used OBS.
Thank you for accepting my request for NeoVim Setup from Scratch.
Thanks a ton.
Of course! Was a lot of fun (and work) making this and I'm glad if it is helpful :)
Man, that was wonderful!!! Please, tell what terminal client do u use???
thank you for the noob-friendly video, perfectly explained and elaborated. thank you for this.
Thanks for the feedback and pointing that out!
@@henrymisc you made a subscriber out of me for this video alone so thank you brother
Great video, currently redoing my config
just a question though, why are you importing each plugin individually instead of doing something like this in the lazy config:
require("lazy").setup("plugins")
Great question! I do it primarily for debugging purposes. When I upgrade and something breaks, I can quickly comment plugins in and out. Also, sometimes I like to keep plugin configs around even if I'm not currently using them. Maybe not the cleanest approach, but that's kinda what works for me.
woah thanks
Welcome! Appreciate you watching!
hey henry I was reading your config please make videos on kitty and tmux the way you configured them.
Definitely :)
@@henrymisc great will wait for it I was playing with kitty I found that we can render images in kitty it is so good please include that too.
Hey it's really great information I got which I really want to know about nvim. Just 1 req if you could guide me how to add Salesforce-lsp in this
Thanks bro for this There is lot of things to learn about neovim can you make a playlist for teaching us because i am complete beginner and i want to become advance in using neovim . please....😢😢
Thanks man, I appreciate you watching! There will definitely be more Vim content coming soon. Stay tuned :)
Do you have a list of all the keyboard shortcuts in your config?
Not really. I find that it's not necessary when you have which-key installed (1:03:03).
30:00 bufferline - where i left off
I have cloned your configs. Is it require dotfiles? Where store dot files?
moin!
have you played around with the max fps and web gpu settings? on my m1 pro, wezterm is a bit laggy, even though i have everything freshly set up and use a vanilla config.
Can I do this on Windows? I want to switch from VSCode. Thanks.
yes you can bro..
@@codewithk0x00 thanks will try to setup mine.
I got a question, I am using Iterm2 terminal and for some cases I need to copy codes for chatgpt unfortunately I can't be able to copy codes because I cannot do cmd + c to copy in clipboard. How can I do copy codes to general clipboard ?
21:13 a quick question how did u combine >= into a single char
This feature is called "ligatures". You need a terminal emulator and a font that supports it. I'm using WezTerm with JetBrains Mono and it is enabled by default :)
Could you tell me how to set up your nvim config file.. from your dot git repo
Essentially, you need to copy everything inside the nvim directory to ~/.config/nvim. Once you open neovim, everything should install. However, I would recommend using the neovim-kickstart-config repo since the config from my dotfiles depends on some external configurations like environment variables, etc.
@henrymisc okk thanx 4 this
@@henrymisc after git clone I am facing build issue and in neo-tree and other issues could you check 1c
@@latakantsharma3134 what version of neovim are you using? I built it with 0.10.1.
@henrymisc nvim 0.10.2
could I ask what the font is you are using?
It's JetBrains Mono
Do you have video for setting it up in windows?
I don't have any experience with Windows unfortunately. But from what I've heared, it should be very similar if you're using WSL.
@@henrymisc thanks I will try it out.
where is the auto formatting config 🥲
You can find it under "lua/plugins/none-ls.lua". Technically, none-ls supports more than just autocompletion, so I renamed it :)
@@henrymisc thanks
What font do u use?
JetBrains Mono
Cloning instead of moving is crazy
after following you wezterm guild, I going to continue here, eventhough I dont like vi becaue of stupid shift+control command. so lets see if this great setup will overcome my dislike :)
Hope you enjoy it! :)
anyone able to setup in windows ? i need help please let me know
What keyboard you are using?
An Iris CE from Keebio
make your tmux video
Coming! 🫡
I am getting error because of tsserver: Error executing vim.schedule lua callback: ...l/share/nvim/lazy/mason.nvim/lua/mason-registry/init.lua:80: Cannot find package "tsserver".
I think they renamed it. Can you try "ts_ls" instead of "tsserver"?
@ right right, I already fixed it. The comment might help someone though, thank you :)
noob update: i was able to make this whole thing work eventually, I have one last thing left which is init.lua crying about undefined prepend ... for the record everything work so I'm not sure if it's an issue but it is bugging when I open the file
mhh what version of nvim are you using? When I set it up, I was running on 0.10.1. Could you try with that version?
@@henrymisc NVIM v0.9.5