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miguelcrespo.co
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| | | | | Create a Neovim plugin using lua: Explore Lua scripting, autocommands, and the essentials of plugin architecture | |
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dusty.phillips.codes
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| | | | | Throughout my career, Ive at least tried most of the available programming editors. More than two decades ago, I heard about the vi-vs-emacs debate, and made a pact with myself to use both for at least a year before deciding which I preferred. I started with vim, switched to emacs after a year, and decided I preferred vim. I joined the sublime-text bandwagon for a year or two in the early 2010s, switched back to vim in the middle of the decade, and eventually did the big switch to vscode. | |
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vinitkumar.me
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| | | | | The blog guides users through a smooth transition from Vim to Neovim, highlighting Neovim's improved performance, enhanced features, and better extensibility. It details the migration process, emphasizing the compatibility between Vim and Neovim configurations. The author's Neovim Lua-based configuration is provided, featuring a curated set of plugins, key mappings, and settings for a more modular and organized setup. The blog concludes by acknowledging the advantages of Neovim's init.lua configuration f... | |
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www.integralist.co.uk
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| | | UPDATE November 2022 Not long after I wrote this post I had switched from VimScript to using Lua and also making large sets of changes and tweaks to my configuration. The source of truth is: https://github.com/integralist/nvim (which is a submodule within https://github.com/integralist/dotfiles) This post is being kept for posterity, but ultimately I would recommend you look at the above dotfiles repo instead. This is going to be a very focused post because when you're looking to get your code editor con... | ||
