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Nah, i am wrong here. 1. This is a library from std not external so no new library in the project. 2. My solution will cause one key to lock the entire cache which is not optimal.

I think so. In any case goroutines are still forced to wait till s.sg.Do statement returns something. If api call/data fetching was done while write lock is in place no operations would've been executed at the same time To me it looks like this library is needed if you don't want to bother with manual locks but if you already have them then you can use them just fine.

totally! Go does have those, and I think they’re using it in this library. It’s just a simpler interface for some usecases

I use Kitty terminal with gruvbox dark hard theme

@@adibhanna thanks for replying! I’ve already discovered video with your setup. The theme is gorgeous

Ghostty beta tester here @Rundik 1. Ghostty is in private beta and is *technically* NOT open source as a file in the github repo. 2. Currently, there's no license that's been decided upon however mitchell (the creator) is leaning towards MIT but it may change if he discovers something better. 3. Source is NOT publicly available and you need to join the ghostty private beta to get access. Or you can wait until the end of the year (probably) for the first public beta to release.

planning a video covering it

join discord and ask one of the mods

why is it toxic? I never had any conversations there, only got an invite through a friend

​@adibhanna it simply isn't moderated well. The public channels are just flooded with immature brainrot and the mods further add to it. There has been a change where you can only talk about tech related topics, but it doesn't help that the mods don't filter people who are there to pick fights and have terrible takes

@@shizukumaestro2276We changed the rules yesterday so only technical discussions are allowed. The growth exceeded our rules and we’re working on catching up.

@@shizukumaestro2276 meh it's ok when i was there. if people don't like it, they simply leave--it's the internet, ppl will be fine.

you can toggle it, the default command is <leader>as, but I'm my opinion is not too good.

thank you!

It's the closest implementation to what Cursor has! love it

hello om

Awesome! it is my favorite way to use AI in Neovim! Hopefully, they can get that chat with project feature done soon!

berkeleygraphics.com/typefaces/berkeley-mono/

Sony ZVE-10

hi! do you mean, line height? this is usually done on the terminal config, not Neovim

@@adibhanna oh using font.offset?, btw what font do you use for zed

​@@mornsoltice what terminal emulator are you using? I use this font berkeleygraphics.com/typefaces/berkeley-mono/

honestly, most of the time i just keep it plugged in, i don't want to rely on Bluetooth. in terms of comfort, this is the best you can find, i highly recommend it for devs!

I'm actually using Zed editor in this video, i've been experimenting with it on and off. zed.dev/ check it out!

Oh cool, I thought it was [Neo]vim. I saw your video(s) about it; it's in my todo list at some point to take a look. Main blocker for me is that I literally live in my terminal, so having a spearate app for code editing is, well, a new challenge that I'm not sure if I'm ready (yet) to tackle

@@farzadmf yeah, you don't really want to change your workflow if you're already productive in terminal. all these editors use the same LSP, so you're not missing out really. the interesting thing about Zed is that they are adding a lot of Vim features and AI stuff. which make it a valid alternative to Neovim. For big projects, I still enjoy using Golang (by Jetbrains), they just have the best LSP and refactoring capability that is too good to be ignored!

@@adibhanna I think you mean Goland (not Golang 😆), but yeah, I've heard that it's very good. It's been quite a while that I haven't worked with Go, but at the time, I was living with fatih/vim-go, and I liked it. Goland of course is another level; not only it's a separate app, but it's paid as well (and not that cheap either) 😆

@@farzadmf lol yup! Goland! it's really good! they have a plugin called IdeaVim, it's probably the best vim emulation out there

This keyboard is fully programmable. Put whatever key you want wherever you want.

this is unnecessary, it shows you "folder open" github.com/adibhanna/nvim/blob/main/lua/plugins/neo-tree.lua#L32

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

Use vs code 🙂