One of the most beautiful and amazing neovim configs I've ever seen. Loved it. Yanked so many things and I really love how my config has come out to be. Thanks Nerd
Just found your channel and subbed... lots of good content - tried to install your neovim config and got all sorts of LSP errors... I am a relaive noob so... also tried that Yazi tool as per your recommendation... v good - thanks!
@@adibhanna sorry I didnt make it clear. I mean the word "Find Files" get a orange bkg color. And the word "Result" get a gray bkg color. at 0:36 how to make that?
@@zheli2417 oh! that's part of the colorscheme! check here github.com/adibhanna/nvim/blob/main/lua/plugins/colorschemes.lua#L97 I'm using some colors from nvchad
I just stumbled to your channel. Thank you for the video. Your neovim looks very pleasing. Are you using any distro or is your setup. Also what’s the colorscheme and font
Thank you! Im not, I use my own config! for colorscheme i use a custom gruvbox material, and for font I use berkeleygraphics.com/typefaces/berkeley-mono/
@@adibhanna Thank you. I will be shamelessly copying some of your config details. I hope it's ok with you. The font you mentioned is paid one - am I correct?
Hey man! Beautiful looking setup however I felt it is a bit slow loading the menu when you hit leader key compared to lazyvim distribution. Hasn’t been your experience?
thank you! You can actually set the time you want for which-key. I just added it to my config here github.com/adibhanna/nvim/blob/main/lua/plugins/which-key.lua#L5-L7 check it out
@@rezhaadriantanuharja3389if I know the codebase well, I am using nvim as efficient as vscode. If it's a new code base, I learn and navigate it a lot faster with vscode for some reasons. Maybe I am just too used to vscode for exploring. Tho I hate how many mouse movement and clicks it requires. I think my biggest pain point is the default settings of telescope+neo-tree don't show the whole file path if they are too long, and that makes searching and explore file structures a bit harder. There must be ways to config them, but again, just saying when it's out-of-the-box. Also copilot and csahrp and git are better in vscode by default. So in those cases I still cannot resist to use vscode first.
One of the most beautiful and amazing neovim configs I've ever seen. Loved it. Yanked so many things and I really love how my config has come out to be. Thanks Nerd
I've been following you and your configs for a while now, ty again for this one
Hi, thanks for the video. The breadcrumbs + mavic tips is particularly interesting!
it is! Im now using barbecue.nvim to get that breadcrumbs
Your neovim config is super great!
thank you!
Just found your channel and subbed... lots of good content - tried to install your neovim config and got all sorts of LSP errors... I am a relaive noob so... also tried that Yazi tool as per your recommendation... v good - thanks!
can you join my discord and drop me a msg? I might be able to help!
Hi one more question I find that there is a "checkmark" in the neo-tree "plugins" and "lua" folder at 1:04 left side. what is that ?
this is unnecessary, it shows you "folder open"
github.com/adibhanna/nvim/blob/main/lua/plugins/neo-tree.lua#L32
Thank you for your video, I appreciate it! I liked your setup, thanks for sharing.
how can I do what you did with space p to navigate between go functions, but for markdown headers. I work only with markdown files in neovim.
my next video will be about this! it will bring out sometime this week
I see that there is a background color of find files and results when in telescope how to make that?
It's not transparent, I changed the bg color to gruvbox bg. check here github.com/adibhanna/nvim/blob/main/lua/config/autocmds.lua#L90
@@adibhanna sorry I didnt make it clear. I mean the word "Find Files" get a orange bkg color. And the word "Result" get a gray bkg color. at 0:36 how to make that?
@@zheli2417 oh! that's part of the colorscheme! check here github.com/adibhanna/nvim/blob/main/lua/plugins/colorschemes.lua#L97
I'm using some colors from nvchad
@@adibhanna seems it only in catpp colorscheme I prefer gruvbox without this option. still thanks
@@zheli2417 this is not really catp, I customized it to look almost like gruvbox
Was the space-p for outline a plugin or vanilla nvim?
I used Telescope for that
How enable "go to first character" using _ in your config? Except for that, its excellent
I think this is working by default, is it not working for you?
Your neovim config is great! How did you make telescope use nvchad theme?
thank you!
check this github.com/adibhanna/nvim/blob/main/lua/plugins/colorschemes.lua#L94
@@adibhanna thanks a lot!
Could you please share your kitty config? Because I tried it for 5 minutes and I feel that's it more faster.
here you go gist.github.com/adibhanna/6fc530eec7929c039d1f444ec38c2264
I just stumbled to your channel. Thank you for the video. Your neovim looks very pleasing. Are you using any distro or is your setup. Also what’s the colorscheme and font
Thank you! Im not, I use my own config! for colorscheme i use a custom gruvbox material, and for font I use berkeleygraphics.com/typefaces/berkeley-mono/
@@adibhanna Thank you. I will be shamelessly copying some of your config details. I hope it's ok with you. The font you mentioned is paid one - am I correct?
ofcourse! use whatever you like!
that font is paid, but it was worth the investment for me. Check out SFMono it’s also really good
I use gruvbox as well, it is the best colour scheme imo.
Hey man! Beautiful looking setup however I felt it is a bit slow loading the menu when you hit leader key compared to lazyvim distribution. Hasn’t been your experience?
thank you!
You can actually set the time you want for which-key.
I just added it to my config here github.com/adibhanna/nvim/blob/main/lua/plugins/which-key.lua#L5-L7
check it out
I like your videos, keep going :)
awesome. what colorscheme do you use?
custom gruvbox
That's why I switched to VSCode. Because it's simply easier to work with large code bases without getting lost.
As long as you have a good workflow, any editor should get the job done!
As someone who uses both for different purposes, if you are not lost in VS Code, how do you get lost in Vim/Neovim?
@@rezhaadriantanuharja3389if I know the codebase well, I am using nvim as efficient as vscode. If it's a new code base, I learn and navigate it a lot faster with vscode for some reasons. Maybe I am just too used to vscode for exploring. Tho I hate how many mouse movement and clicks it requires. I think my biggest pain point is the default settings of telescope+neo-tree don't show the whole file path if they are too long, and that makes searching and explore file structures a bit harder. There must be ways to config them, but again, just saying when it's out-of-the-box. Also copilot and csahrp and git are better in vscode by default. So in those cases I still cannot resist to use vscode first.
How does your neovim look so good wtf?
thanks a lot!
Good content!
LunarVim has been abandoned by maintainers
i read about it yesterday! that’s sad