I've set up most of the thing the same way as you did, but adjusted it to my needs and taste, thank you for creating one of the most useful vscode setup videos out here!
Thank you for making this. Best setup-video out there, great 'vibe' in the video too. I'll save this and recommend it to anyone wanting to set up Vscode vim, 10/10.
This is really awesome, thank you! One thing why I didn't use VS Code with "vim motions" because I didn't knew that I can setup keybindings with the specific things like explorer and terminal.
Omg thank you so much! I just started working on a Nuxt project and the autocomplete is trash in neovim, so after hours, I realized the most straightforward thing to do was use vscode. But I absolutely love neovim, so I’m really digging the setup you have here!! aside from vscode being noticeably slower, this is a very acceptable compromise. I think I’ll even port this setup to my work computer. Thanks so much!! ✨🏆❤️
Hello! I am trying to learn vim motions, starting with the vim emulator in vscode, can you explain how you got the lines of code to work like Vim? For example the numbering of lines of codes starts from 1, outwards from your current line of code. I saw at 5:15 it's vs code style (follows normal sequence) but after the cut at 5:23 it is vim style. Thank you! I wanna change it to the vim way of counting, to practice skipping lines of codes when moving the cursor.
i found out that when i am not opening any file and try to open sidebar with ctrl+e it only open the sidebar and won't focus to it so i can't move up or down, do you have any idea to fix this ?
five months later, but I fixed that problem with this configuration { "key": "ctrl+e", "command": "workbench.files.action.focusFilesExplorer", "when": "editorTextFocus || !editorIsOpen"
Love your setup. Was using vim before but I currently moved to VS code for its plugins and overall, the vast amount of configurations one can do. P.S: To make coding more fun, I use the GlassIt extension to make transparency mode enabled. I then add a cool background on lively wallpaper with the effects (I use ripple effect), so when I move my cursor it shows the ripple effects. Very similar to Neovide and just makes my setup less boring to my eyes.
I also use glassit, but I think the only problem is that makes the text also transparent, and that is really annoying cause I cannot use black backgrounds look nice without making the text almost gone 😅
I am using a windows computer and I didn't know what is the cmd button counterpart is. I know that cmd button is for mac but how about us windows users? I tried to press the windows key for cmd but it doesn't work. Please help. Thanks
This was beautiful, i usually use e to open neotree on neovim, is there a way to use the same command for vscode vim? pd: I really don't want to use Neovim extension.
Unfortunately the majority of vim keybinds (with the exception of j&k) only work when editing a file, so if you're focused on the sidebar, you can't use . This means if you want to show/hide explorer tree, you have to do so with a vscode binding. I bound explorer view to "ctrl+[" and that seems to feel pretty good.
Genuine question, why not just use neovim at this point? The whole point of vim is it's fast and runs in the terminal. Setting up a graphical application like this seems counter intuitive to me
In fact, I use both neovim and vscode. However, when learning a new programming language or debugging, there's not enough time to set up neovim. Therefore, I need to mimic neovim's configuration in vscode to cover certain situations.
@@bitterteasweetorangethe quick search and find in files with a good configuration can mimic telescope. And u can pretty much remove all the extra info from the editor... That in your settings and it's like vim with the cool things about Vscode
I’d love to see one of each of your videos for Lazy, then one for the Neovim plug-in for vscode (I find the ‘official’ vim plugin (the one you use here) tends to memory leak after a while for me 😢 But I’d be stoked to see full setups. Would be really cool if your videos became the go to for setting up x, y, z vim-style! ❤
Used to have the same issue until I decided to do a fresh install on vscode and it fixed the issue for me. Took a while since I had all my extensions setup but haven't had an issue, yet lol.
IMO, why choose this setup? 1. you have the luxury to use VSCode plugins 2. Stop wasting your time setting up plugins to Neovim/Lazyvim, especially if you want to use ready-made templates for specific frameworks, linter, prettier, etc.. 3. Read 1 and 2 Generally, your 1+ hrs of setting up a VIM ide can be used to work on a project/learn new stuff
I've set up most of the thing the same way as you did, but adjusted it to my needs and taste, thank you for creating one of the most useful vscode setup videos out here!
can you share your settings.joson?
I didn't want to shift from the vscode environment to nvim completely. This is the best of both worlds and exactly what I needed. Thankyou!
This is actually one of the few videos that specifically has what I need, Thank you man
Thank you for making this. Best setup-video out there, great 'vibe' in the video too. I'll save this and recommend it to anyone wanting to set up Vscode vim, 10/10.
This is really awesome, thank you! One thing why I didn't use VS Code with "vim motions" because I didn't knew that I can setup keybindings with the specific things like explorer and terminal.
I think mine is perfect for what i need and for having that vim feeling, but from this video i can improve a few things, ty mate
great video! straight to the point + few extra interesting setting
Omg thank you so much! I just started working on a Nuxt project and the autocomplete is trash in neovim, so after hours, I realized the most straightforward thing to do was use vscode. But I absolutely love neovim, so I’m really digging the setup you have here!! aside from vscode being noticeably slower, this is a very acceptable compromise. I think I’ll even port this setup to my work computer. Thanks so much!! ✨🏆❤️
Thank you for the great kick-starter setup!
Good to see a fellow user of everforest :-)
Great video! Please make more productivity videos
Thanks so much for this, please keep doing videos like this you are a awesome programmer
this video saved me so much... thank you for real
很棒，我也在学习使用VIm进行开发。加油！
Hello! I am trying to learn vim motions, starting with the vim emulator in vscode,
can you explain how you got the lines of code to work like Vim? For example the numbering of lines of codes starts from 1, outwards from your current line of code. I saw at 5:15 it's vs code style (follows normal sequence) but after the cut at 5:23 it is vim style.
Thank you! I wanna change it to the vim way of counting, to practice skipping lines of codes when moving the cursor.
in settings.json: "editor.lineNumbers": "relative"
Please show the setup and operation of the Helix editor under load.
Exactly what I needed. Thank you for sharing.
I love the ASMR! Keep up the good work. :)
This is the perfect video, thank you very much!
@bitterteasweetorange this is what I was thinking of doing !! Having somewhat similar setup in both... !! loved this tutorial
Wow, this is amazing. You are great!
Can someone explain the 4:10 , how am I going to adjust my workspace ?
3:22, you should explicitly specify the workspace path
thoughts on vscode-neovim vs VsCodeVim?
i found out that when i am not opening any file and try to open sidebar with ctrl+e it only open the sidebar and won't focus to it so i can't move up or down, do you have any idea to fix this ?
five months later, but I fixed that problem with this configuration {
"key": "ctrl+e",
"command": "workbench.files.action.focusFilesExplorer",
"when": "editorTextFocus || !editorIsOpen"
The children yearn for Neovim
omg what keyboard are you using?
Does anyone else have issue with Sticky scroll relative line number not being updated when moving through lines?
This is absolutely beautiful coming from a neovim user. But are you able to add whichkey into this?
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Love your setup. Was using vim before but I currently moved to VS code for its plugins and overall, the vast amount of configurations one can do.
P.S: To make coding more fun, I use the GlassIt extension to make transparency mode enabled. I then add a cool background on lively wallpaper with the effects (I use ripple effect), so when I move my cursor it shows the ripple effects. Very similar to Neovide and just makes my setup less boring to my eyes.
I also use glassit, but I think the only problem is that makes the text also transparent, and that is really annoying cause I cannot use black backgrounds look nice without making the text almost gone 😅
Great video. Thanks a lot for the great quality of the content 😃
how can i set up same for windows some help me with settings.json
what's your keyboard, the sounds amazing
Hype video. Immediate sub
I am using a windows computer and I didn't know what is the cmd button counterpart is. I know that cmd button is for mac but how about us windows users? I tried to press the windows key for cmd but it doesn't work. Please help. Thanks
cmd means cntrol (ctrl) key
great vid!
This was beautiful, i usually use e to open neotree on neovim, is there a way to use the same command for vscode vim? pd: I really don't want to use Neovim extension.
Unfortunately the majority of vim keybinds (with the exception of j&k) only work when editing a file, so if you're focused on the sidebar, you can't use . This means if you want to show/hide explorer tree, you have to do so with a vscode binding. I bound explorer view to "ctrl+[" and that seems to feel pretty good.
Nothing like true linux and true neovim
This looks so good but I don't know vim. I've tried and it's just so much to learn and I don't know if I have the patience
Awesome vid
Finally ❤🎉
whats your keyboard?
❤Keyboard name or Keyboard Sound name if you are using any Software ??
Genuine question, why not just use neovim at this point? The whole point of vim is it's fast and runs in the terminal. Setting up a graphical application like this seems counter intuitive to me
In fact, I use both neovim and vscode. However, when learning a new programming language or debugging, there's not enough time to set up neovim. Therefore, I need to mimic neovim's configuration in vscode to cover certain situations.
@@bitterteasweetorangethe quick search and find in files with a good configuration can mimic telescope. And u can pretty much remove all the extra info from the editor... That in your settings and it's like vim with the cool things about Vscode
👏👏👏👏👏👏
Wouldn't it be better to just use vscode shortcuts?
I’d love to see one of each of your videos for Lazy, then one for the Neovim plug-in for vscode (I find the ‘official’ vim plugin (the one you use here) tends to memory leak after a while for me 😢
But I’d be stoked to see full setups.
Would be really cool if your videos became the go to for setting up x, y, z vim-style!
❤
Used to have the same issue until I decided to do a fresh install on vscode and it fixed the issue for me. Took a while since I had all my extensions setup but haven't had an issue, yet lol.
Seconded for a full setup with the VSCode Neovim plugin. Beautiful video btw.
God damn, your keyboard sounds sexy
can you share this setup plz? as gist if possible. Great video :)
Glad to help. gist.github.com/bitterteasweetorange/78e9a204734abb389adf9acfd9f0997b
😢😢 control+ d bot working for me
Hi your videos is amazing.Make a lot of contents please
Thank you for your encouragement!
@@bitterteasweetorange :) When you make next video ? I interested
@@yusufelmirzayev189 I'll do my best ;)
@@bitterteasweetorange Thank!
Looks like you quite like that theme
call me "everforest fanatic" lol
@@bitterteasweetorange
@@bitterteasweetorangeWhat is the name of zsh theme? i want to set it like yours?
@@phonglenus It's p10k.
@@bitterteasweetorange thanks u 😄
source code?
the only problem for my setup is my potato device
These are the things that yield devs not deliver any value for the corps where they work at 😂
IMO, why choose this setup?
1. you have the luxury to use VSCode plugins
2. Stop wasting your time setting up plugins to Neovim/Lazyvim, especially if you want to use ready-made templates for specific frameworks, linter, prettier, etc..
3. Read 1 and 2
Generally, your 1+ hrs of setting up a VIM ide can be used to work on a project/learn new stuff
keyboard: space65