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👍 Great explanation and very useful to save some typing for frequent commands Zed is lacking for esential features tho. Git diffs, git history, deboogers 😔this is just some of things that prevents me from fully transitioning to using Zed

Can someone provide a valid invite to discord, pleease?

Thank you for the video) But I saw about ~20 videos like that, and I still can`t remember even simple arguments for these commands. Do you really use it in your daily tasks?) Because I see even on the video you just paste it into the terminal prepared command) But you know, when you need to sort something inside file, you should spend a bit of time to generate these commands, so maybe just open Vim for a second and do :s/word/newword/gc even with confirmation. I can truly say, that I will never remember "was -F',' '{sum +=$2}; count =+1} END ........' "

Great video thank you

Hi, which tool do you use to draw arrows etc. ? btw. thanks for all the videos, I think that I watched almost all of them and learned a lot from you.

which theme and conf are you using for such elegant UI ?

Hi, rcast AI? I can't find the link to this ai.

Thanks for the videos, could you share your kitty colorscheme?

Could you share you kitty theme?

Incredible! Thank you for sharing

Wow very nice explanation. And great vim skills. I ended up here because of your zed videos. Are you still using zed? I’m working to transition but it’s taking a while. Thanks for the videos +sub . What colorscheme is this ?

When do you think your Neovim guide will be ready?

Hi which terminal emulator you are using in this video? That looks pretty beautiful!

Try Gruvbox Rainbow! it's awesome!

The thumbnail looks great. How did you make it ?

Have you considered going very minimal? I've found, after years, I strongly prefer a custom, minimal prompt that requires no external dependencies at all. Also, I'd never trust a possibly outdated prompt, over checking the current status of the git directory with a command.

How do you set so bright colors in the terminal? What are the color scheme and terminal/tmux settings? By the way, why don't you share your dotfiles with the community?)

Tabiew would be great if it would support xlsx files and csv seperated with other seperators, like ';'. Now it's probably better to set a function in shell for entering python env and opening file with fireducks or polars (or use nushell / other shells that support displaying data natively)

not bad, but you and other youtubers convey a very false message of what software development is. It would not be far from the truth to call you a fake developer.

Consider using larger font size when recordinging

File tree in floating window it's a game changer. So natural. Thanks!

Great video! Have you considered leveraging multiplexing for a native implementation, such as Wezterm? If one doesn’t connect to remote servers where preserving the exact state is necessary, tmux becomes unnecessary overhead, adding extra work for the terminal emulator.

thank you very much for a such simple explanation, I couldn't believe I watched too many videos before and they all failed to explain what dependency injection is, coming from another programming language I was really frustrated, you saved my day :) keep the great work, and keep your videos simple 💫❤

Amazing setup

Thank you for the video. Looks like you are experiencing the new font in your setup. 🙂

How do you see what line you are in ?

Great video, learning new things in a much simpler way. The theme looks good where can I get the config files 🔥

Great video! Thank you very much!

I saw a zed setup video earlier you posted. Did you decide to go back to neovim for your daily use? If so, why?

Super sick setup, man.

Always lovely to see a new video from you!

i downloaded zed today i was trying it but then i realized that it dosen't supports containerized development. So I guess i'll stick with good old vscode until someone gets the containerization better than VSC

Golden!

In my experience, AI hasn’t been good enough to worry about. It just helps with labor work, some debugging, and brainstorming. And editing emails 😀 I feel more efficient but not too dependent.

Only use GPT tools to replace the search engine. You'll be quicker and more engaged in the software you're building, resulting in a higher quality product.

I really like to use AI to explain me some concept I want to learn. Having the same problem as you described after i started to learn go and noticed that not able to write simple rangle loop with asking chatgpt.

After years working in hardware design, AI Chat tools have been really valuable for getting into fullstack and devops. In my daily job I try to draw the line in using AI tools like a context aware personalized and instant stack overflow, that suggest fixes and helps me understand things, rather than my slave programmer that I just review it's PRs. But I also think that even though I still taking up my pen and paper for thinking about business logic or features with some moving parts, for hands on coding, I feel that copilot autocomplete tries to hijack me. I will follow your suggestion and disable it for non repetitive tasks.

Thanks great tips! I love fx 😮😮😮

Hi! I agree. The main danger of AI is deteriorating my brain. I write tons of code in no time. Without solving a single problem. Even if code doesn’t work, I ask chat to solve the issue and in most cases it does. I noticed most of time I am installing dependencies instead of programming. It will lead to ‘me becoming an AIdiot’ Greetings from neovim hard core user!

I agree!

Did everyone just miss that gp.Nvim has existed with all of this for 4 months?

Preciate the tip! FYI it looks like you now have to restart Zed after updating the tasks.json file for tasks to work. Not sure if it's just my setup or a global .config thing in Zed.

Zed must change the interface of the extension store. They are making the same mistake just like Atom and Brackets

You intend on sharing your dotfiles?

Excellent. Thank a lot. Please zoom in a bit next time, it's hard to view on small screen.

Super cool! What is that font btw?

Thanks for the content! Any chances for you to share the list of plugins that you use? I'm kinda new to this and I'm curious if you'd have time.

Amazing! Thank you a lot

when will this come out for windows