I am a self-taught English leaner.Your words I can got well than other youtubers. I will practice my english listening from your video. Good luck for you! Peace and love!
Fun fact, in Vim frequently used shortcuts have shortcuts. So yanking whole line doesn't require Shift+V then y. You can just do yy and it repeats the action. Same thing with dd for removing whole line or cc for changing whole line. If you are pressing two keys are the same time, chances are there's a shorter way. One example I like to give people, since I hate PHP so much for its $ use in variables, instead of pressing Shift+4, what I did was add to my config `imap d $`. What this does is when I write `,d` it gets changed to $ sign. When writing normal text you should always leave space after comma this works out. So I still press two keys but I no longer have to reach for weird position. Also for this reason I advise people not to use predefined configurations. Find what works for you. If you are annoyed by something, it can be changed. Vim is YOUR editor, not THE editor. That's the distinction.
i feel you bro, i recently started to use NVIM but the thing is i was using nvim with vimscript not lua and make the migration taught me a lot how editor works!! Great Video!
This is also how I get into neovim ! Tried it at first, tried to set up and made a mess, go back to VScode but using Vim motion, get comfortable and go back to neovim and finally stay.
LazyVim and Lazy are two different things. LazyVim is a neovim distribution that sets you with a number of pre-configured plugins. Lazy is just a "package manager" for plugins so you can install and configure them more easily.
Thanks for stressing the time consumption but I need that time learning how to write clean code first not figuring IDE out. Thanks for letting me know.
I always found very captivating watch my senior devs using neovim and vim motions at work but i intend to be a very minamalist dev not too focus on the setup - i just code from a notebook for exemple. In your experience is worthy learning vim? or is more for the hobbyists that enjoynig playing with everything computer related. I enjoyed watching rice and all that kinda stuff but my hobbies are all more on real world crafting Awesome video
Thxx. I feel like if you can find the time ,its WORTH a try especially vim motions. Its an extra skill you will have with you where ever you code and translates very well into real world usage. In terms of the editor, I think its a preference thing. I would not say you have to like sit and learn, but its more like experimenting type of feeling. Although It would be easier to stick with if you are passionate abt computer related stuff. Also I find it more fun to use vim motions when programming anyways and thats probably why I give such importance to it. If you can enjoy and better some parts of what you do everyday, then you can work with that longer.
Hey seth , very good video ! I was wondering if I can help you with more Quality Editing in your videos and make Highly Engaging Thumbnails which will help your videos to get more views and engagement . Please let me know what do you think ?
I am a self-taught English leaner.Your words I can got well than other youtubers. I will practice my english listening from your video. Good luck for you! Peace and love!
thxxx! good luck on ur learning journey as well 💪
Fun fact, in Vim frequently used shortcuts have shortcuts. So yanking whole line doesn't require Shift+V then y. You can just do yy and it repeats the action. Same thing with dd for removing whole line or cc for changing whole line. If you are pressing two keys are the same time, chances are there's a shorter way.
One example I like to give people, since I hate PHP so much for its $ use in variables, instead of pressing Shift+4, what I did was add to my config `imap d $`. What this does is when I write `,d` it gets changed to $ sign. When writing normal text you should always leave space after comma this works out. So I still press two keys but I no longer have to reach for weird position.
Also for this reason I advise people not to use predefined configurations. Find what works for you. If you are annoyed by something, it can be changed. Vim is YOUR editor, not THE editor. That's the distinction.
This has been my exact experience learning vim and how to setup and editor. Honestly has taught me so much
i feel you bro, i recently started to use NVIM but the thing is i was using nvim with vimscript not lua and make the migration taught me a lot how editor works!!
Great Video!
like the primeagen says, it's mostly about being in-sync with your dev-tools. knowing your configuration in and out is liberating.
This is also how I get into neovim ! Tried it at first, tried to set up and made a mess, go back to VScode but using Vim motion, get comfortable and go back to neovim and finally stay.
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Great video! your desktop is very aesthetic as well!
thankyou!!!
LazyVim and Lazy are two different things. LazyVim is a neovim distribution that sets you with a number of pre-configured plugins. Lazy is just a "package manager" for plugins so you can install and configure them more easily.
Thanks for stressing the time consumption but I need that time learning how to write clean code first not figuring IDE out. Thanks for letting me know.
This!
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ผมใช้ Vim, Neovim Full Time เลยครับ 😄
2:00 everyone was waiting for this lol
Hey, which terminal do you use and how do you make it so that it shows the github icon?
@@bacci8048 I use wezterm and the icon is becuz of starship. You can check the starship configuration in my dotfiles on github :)
@@sethyedw Thanks!
Great video! Just a quick question, how do you take time to learn vim along with full time job? Learning only on weekends?
it's not that deep lol, just start using vim at work and you will be fast enough with it within a week
Sticking with it everyday. Ya gotta really want to learn it then make time for it and it will eventually come to you :)
start with vs code vim plugin
bro's using zen browser 🤩, great video btw
@@swastikpatel234 Ya got me 😂
I always found very captivating watch my senior devs using neovim and vim motions at work but i intend to be a very minamalist dev not too focus on the setup - i just code from a notebook for exemple. In your experience is worthy learning vim? or is more for the hobbyists that enjoynig playing with everything computer related. I enjoyed watching rice and all that kinda stuff but my hobbies are all more on real world crafting
Awesome video
Thxx. I feel like if you can find the time ,its WORTH a try especially vim motions. Its an extra skill you will have with you where ever you code and translates very well into real world usage. In terms of the editor, I think its a preference thing. I would not say you have to like sit and learn, but its more like experimenting type of feeling. Although It would be easier to stick with if you are passionate abt computer related stuff. Also I find it more fun to use vim motions when programming anyways and thats probably why I give such importance to it. If you can enjoy and better some parts of what you do everyday, then you can work with that longer.
just liked your video using vimium motion
oh my good you're so cool and mysterious for that, whoa, thats so cool! guys he uses vimium in his browser pog you're so cool
Can you make a video how to configure nvim
can i get the wallpaper link
I'll leave it in the description
@@sethyedw thank you very much
Hey seth , very good video ! I was wondering if I can help you with more Quality Editing in your videos and make Highly Engaging Thumbnails which will help your videos to get more views and engagement . Please let me know what do you think ?
im unemployed and use vim lol
I use vim without any .conf; coding don’t care about text editors is just
Absolute Chad
bruh
We dont want to see your face all the time
🤣 feedback received ty!
wow that hurts
@@Terandium im a menace sorry
@@sethyedw I find nice to have a human face talking instead of just a screen but keep smaller or not the center. Great video