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great video

Woah, amazing work! I love your channel and style.

Clear, Simple, Concise, Low-level explanation, and to the point.

I've been using Kickstart for a year now, and this series is what enabled me to create my own config from scratch. Thank you!

I'm not a programmer, but after watching this video, I'm wondering why programmers don't just use PostgreSQL and plain text. If my question sounds strange, I apologize for that.

Vhyroo please continue this series

I wish I had discovered this series long ago. This series has been very informative and has made nvim much more understandable to me, though I've been using nvim for years. it's been so long ago since you've stopped making content for this series... It would have been nice for you to finish it. Anyway, hope you're doing well, and thank you again :)

Thanks !

thanks a lot ! :)

Hi Vhyrro, Around this time last year, I started watching your series during my paternity leave after welcoming my first son. In those quiet early mornings, from about 4 AM to 10 AM, while taking care of him, your videos became my companion. Now, having used Neovim for a year, I’ve decided to revisit your series, and I must say, it feels incredibly nostalgic. Your videos were not only helpful but also inspiring. I genuinely hope you’ll consider creating more content in the future-you’ve made a lasting impact, and I’d love to see what you come up with next. Thank you for everything!

Really really great series of neovim to understanding vim opt for beginners. Thank you for your hard work

Will you back? Thanks for this playlist series, this so great!

Thank you !

Continue, pls!

Thanks!

thank you, its super useful

Thank you for this, this is really helpful, <3

binged watch all of your nvim videos

Please continue making videos dude, you have talent! I finally understood so much more

If you want to be able to use LSs, Linters, and etc. that was installed by mason you can simply add '/home/lager/.local/share/nvim/mason/bin' to your PATH

how are you doing the super jump?

fabulous! I already had my neovim setup done following @josean, which was great and also very detailed, but this set of videos fills in the missing holes and expands the explanation of some of the finer things. I think in retrospect I would have been better off watching this first and maybe then josean afterwards (it may have also negated the need to take the josean path altogether.). Thank you so much for all your time and effort.

I spent a lot of time trying to find a good tutorial to start with Neovim. Most of them were just about copying stuff without explaining anything, and sometimes it was pretty confusing for me because they weren't using windows. But this tutorial solved all those issues, and now it feels like everything is coming together. Thank you so much for this beautiful tutorial, I'm excited to continue with the series :D

Does norgopollis is going to be open source like neorg

The most useful and informative neovim videos. Thank you

Wow. Goodbye obsidian 😂. Seriously, I like obsidian, but I have to open it and break my kb only workflow.

keep up with the good work homie lovely and clean and easy i hope this go along

yeah, I hate to clutter up my system package manager so I feel like it is worth sacrificing some of my storage space for a dedicated lsp server manager

I hope neorg doesn't get too bloated. Not only am I scared of slowness, but also learning all of these features (and having to use them) may end up costing productivity. Neorg already has too many features for me.

Thanks for this excellent series! Really helpful! I hope you get a chance to add more videos to it 🙂

Super thanks! This just might be the best youtube tutorial/introduction for nvim out there. Great work!

I thought that the `require("lazy")` line would execute `~/local/share/nvim/lazy/lazy.nvim/lua/lazy/init.lua`, but when I add `print('hello')` to that file and restart nvim, it doesn't seem to get loaded.

Another question. I'm setting up neovim on an offline system. Everything works by a simple file transfer, except Mason and it's LSPs. Any hint how to solve that ? The system doesn't have docker, so that approach is out of the scope.

This series is so good, any chance you will resume it ?

Found your videos and they are by far the most informative and helpful. I'm new to nvim and I have tried many ways to set up my config, and your way to do it just works. Would love you to continue these videos adding the auto complete and others. Keep going bud

Took me 3 days to go through the whole video. It was a bit slow paced, but very thorough. Much appreciated, thanks.

OMG! Thank you so much for this, this is by far, without exception the best 25mins and 18 secs I have ever invested in watching an information sharing video. I will now have to traverse the backlog of other videos you have done. Fantastic work !!!

9:16 Now the leader key instead of g : ) Can you give a breakdown on yours dots? I glanced autocompletion previews..

In the more than a year I've been using Neovim, this is the clearest, most helpful series of videos I've encountered. Suddenly a lot of previously fuzzy concepts are making perfect sense. You have a knack for this. Thank you for the work you've put into all of this.

This needs more views. Miles ahead of all the generic NeoVim videos!

markdown.nvim >>>>>>>>>

You've done a great job explaining this topic. I feel like I actually understand what's going on now. Thank you!

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this needs more love, best nvim intro series♥

Awesome explanation

I didn't expect a TAS run on a channel with neovim videos xD nice

What a great series. Hope you are able to continue the series with new sections! It would be great to see some new stuff about working with git, debugging, file explorers, and some tmux integration.

Best pedagogical approach to learning computer tooling I've ever come across. Thank you for the outstanding work.

Excellent explanation of Mason!