Hey Teej, you can't even imagine how much I need these kinds of stuff. I guess currently, I have an output-focused mind that depressed me in these days, when I read documents about Rust, about anything related to programming, saying "C'mon, stupid. Why haven't you built something that people use already?" I think this is a harmful addiction of mine, and wise masters like you and Prime help me to relax in these dark ages :), as someone who likes programming because of its mindset and community. Just wanted to say thanks! Stay safe.
A person's ability to program is not tied to making something that others can use. I learned this from the game "The Beginner's Guide". It was about someone who loved making games, but never once made a game for others to play. You only need to make something others use when it's your job to do so. Outside of a job, there is nothing about programming that forces you to make something for others. Your time is yours. Also, when you're doing your thing, and you start having the "c'mon stupid" thoughts, try to immediately follow those self-insults with self-praise. You are worth praising. You are doing things that are worth praising. You are actively trying to learn, and are actively reading in an attempt to learn. I have worked with people who don't do that when it's their job to do that. Yet here you are doing it when it's not your job. That's awesome! Keep going. Learning takes time, and how long it takes is irrelevant. As long as you are trying, you're doing good. If it feels overwhelming, try working in smaller bits. Sometimes taking notes can help. If it still feels overwhelming, take a break. You earned it.
@@peppermilldetective8154 I'm sorry but any responsible human will feel the need to do something that benefits others. It's hard to claim that you're good at something if nobody else sees it. You can't just pretend it doesn't matter. It's the mother of most creations, and it's a good thing. Now it doesn't have to be through being hostile to yourself, that's just another problem.
Had never heard of you. Wanted to try Neovim as my main editor next year. Found this series. Fell in love with Neovim. Learned Lua. Loved your teaching style and sense of humor. And then topped it off to find out you're family and we'll be kicking it in heaven one day! Fantastic series, man. Thank you for taking the time to make it.
I just wanted to say, thank you. In the last days I was able to automate part of my workflow in Nvim using things I learned from your videos. It's a wonderful gift.
I don't deserve you Teej. Thank you so much for this series, I just learned about NVim a month ago and now I need to get it in my veins. This advent of NeoVim really was the best XMas present I could have hoped for. That's it I'm gonna cry.
I'm not yet completely through your series, but I knew I would want to view this video. What an amazing message to everyone. Thank you very much, for your time, profession and great mindset. I wish you just the best anyone can have! Merry christmas!
Merry Christmas, my brother in Christ. Thanks so much for everything you’ve done this year to increase knowledge. By opening up NeoVim to me and making it accessible, you’ve revolutionised the way I work. I’m now excited to get into work on Monday morning! God bless you.
This was a great series, not just for learning Neovim but for learning, period. And this message rounds the series off perfectly. The most important way of encouraging proper learning, as opposed to AI or copy-pasting, is to make it fun; and you’ve done that. Thank you.
You the man Teej! This series has helped me reconfigure my nvim setup from scratch, allowing me to remove some redundant code and get things working in a much nicer manner (with fewer errors too!). The cherry on the cake is that I learnt more along the way and feel more capable tweaking things to my liking. Anyway, hope you have a nice Christmas with your family and I look forward to more content in the new year ❤
Thank you for the initiative. Simplified my Neovim startup a little bit. It's always good to revisit the configs and get rid of some of the abstraction introduced my plugins.
started advent of nvim on day 20 because i thought that I already knew everything. And ohhhh boy was I wrong, just by watching a few of your episodes i gained a much better understanding of neovim. Thanks teeej
To make it vim - the relationship with him, and to get rid of all that sin because I want to win. Thanks for showing me Neovim whilst working on Neome.
Your series of videos is like a Christmas gift of a whole box of LEGO bricks; I can't wait to build a castle in my Neovim. Thank you for your creations and Merry Christmas~
Well darn, now that I know you're a brother in Christ, I can no longer get upset that you're a Michigan fan. Some things are WAY more important than others. (Ohio State fan, obviously.)
Merry Christmas to you, too! And thank you for all the inspirations. I loved the floaterminal, by the way, and also made floatnotes with neorg in a floating window and I'm trying to put fugitive in a floating window. Great stuff. Could you do another Advent of neovim next year? And maybe start a little earlier next time. Like, in January?
Thank you, TJ 4 that gift. I had a hard time this holiday, but at least I'm ready to study new things in hope of also being able to have nice holidays next year. Thanks
Thank you so much for this series, it's honestly a great way to wrap up the year while setting the stage for the next one :D I'll be sharing this series whenever I get the chance. Merry Christmas!
Enjoy your Christmas! Loved the series - thank so much for being such a positive force in the community. It's made a huge difference in my life the past year.
Btw, did this year's AoC in OCaml, quite proud of 13 days fully solved in it, considering that this was my first time writing OCaml. Shilling works, teej! Also, quick tip - for the first two days I used ReasonML and it really helped me accommodate the mindset, and then allowed switching to foreign syntax of OCaml a bit easier, since I was familiar with the semantics already
Also no one thinks they can’t do it I think, it’s just the pain of doing the boring bits lol, but it makes no difference to you general point. Your right
Hey man, here from Brazil I want to thank you for all the content, all the talks, you really help people and its GREAT. A lot. See u next year :D bests!
That`s was a great serie, learned a lot. Merry Christmas! I'm still not ready to replace vscode tough, I made a lot of bindings based off neovim there to get used to it. The only thing I can`t replace is the ctrl+shift+f, telescope does help a lot, but I don't always wanna to do fuzzy findings. I want to do simple regexs more than anything, and include/exclude patterns with history by workspace. I'll try to write a plugin for this, but I think that is the main thing holding me back atm.
Hey TJ thanks for the video and all the content you’re putting out. I’ve switched to nvim for developement, but im having an issue where when I have split my window and tab elsewhere my console goes blank until I either fullscreen or move the cursor to that line. I’m using iterm 2 on macOS and followed your nvim guide This issue persists until I do a hard restart and makes it rather impossible to use nvim. I can’t find anyone facing similar issues, any ideas how to proceed ? Merry Christmas
thank you Santa for this wonderful gift
Hey Teej, you can't even imagine how much I need these kinds of stuff. I guess currently, I have an output-focused mind that depressed me in these days, when I read documents about Rust, about anything related to programming, saying "C'mon, stupid. Why haven't you built something that people use already?" I think this is a harmful addiction of mine, and wise masters like you and Prime help me to relax in these dark ages :), as someone who likes programming because of its mindset and community. Just wanted to say thanks! Stay safe.
A person's ability to program is not tied to making something that others can use. I learned this from the game "The Beginner's Guide". It was about someone who loved making games, but never once made a game for others to play. You only need to make something others use when it's your job to do so. Outside of a job, there is nothing about programming that forces you to make something for others. Your time is yours.
Also, when you're doing your thing, and you start having the "c'mon stupid" thoughts, try to immediately follow those self-insults with self-praise. You are worth praising. You are doing things that are worth praising. You are actively trying to learn, and are actively reading in an attempt to learn. I have worked with people who don't do that when it's their job to do that. Yet here you are doing it when it's not your job. That's awesome!
Keep going. Learning takes time, and how long it takes is irrelevant. As long as you are trying, you're doing good. If it feels overwhelming, try working in smaller bits. Sometimes taking notes can help. If it still feels overwhelming, take a break.
You earned it.
@@peppermilldetective8154 I'm sorry but any responsible human will feel the need to do something that benefits others. It's hard to claim that you're good at something if nobody else sees it. You can't just pretend it doesn't matter. It's the mother of most creations, and it's a good thing. Now it doesn't have to be through being hostile to yourself, that's just another problem.
Really respect you sharing your faith publicly Teej. Merry xmas!
Absolutely! Regardless of my beliefs, I respect and appreciate the vulnerability to extend such generosity to us all
dude have a merry christmas you worked so hard this month, enjoy some family time. thanks for all you have provided for us
Had never heard of you.
Wanted to try Neovim as my main editor next year.
Found this series.
Fell in love with Neovim.
Learned Lua.
Loved your teaching style and sense of humor.
And then topped it off to find out you're family and we'll be kicking it in heaven one day!
Fantastic series, man. Thank you for taking the time to make it.
Merry Christmas 🎉
I just wanted to say, thank you. In the last days I was able to automate part of my workflow in Nvim using things I learned from your videos. It's a wonderful gift.
I don't deserve you Teej.
Thank you so much for this series, I just learned about NVim a month ago and now I need to get it in my veins.
This advent of NeoVim really was the best XMas present I could have hoped for.
That's it I'm gonna cry.
That's a wholesome message. Happy holidays
It was amazing, Teej. I learned a lot of new things and I'm working on a very useless, but FUN plugin. Thanks for inspiring us.
Merry Christmas! Hodie Christe natus est!
Thanks for making this series very grateful to you 🙏
Merry Christmas Tj! You helped me really enjoy nvim more. I didn't know that was possible. Keep the faith! One!
Thanks for the motivation, Merry Christmas 🎄
Oh man. thank you very much, not only for the knowledge but for inspiration as well. Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas! Thanks for the gift.
Thanks for this great series. Merry Christmas TJ
I'm not yet completely through your series, but I knew I would want to view this video. What an amazing message to everyone. Thank you very much, for your time, profession and great mindset. I wish you just the best anyone can have! Merry christmas!
Merry Christmas, my brother in Christ. Thanks so much for everything you’ve done this year to increase knowledge. By opening up NeoVim to me and making it accessible, you’ve revolutionised the way I work. I’m now excited to get into work on Monday morning! God bless you.
Advent of Neovim : Come to learn about neovim, stay for profound life advice!
These short vids on neovim forced me to start over and I am a ton more productive. Thanks for these vids !
You are so underrated. You deserve more views.
Thanks for this series Teej! You are amazing
This was a great series, not just for learning Neovim but for learning, period. And this message rounds the series off perfectly. The most important way of encouraging proper learning, as opposed to AI or copy-pasting, is to make it fun; and you’ve done that. Thank you.
Appreciate you, Merry Christmas!
Thank you, and Merry Christmas!
Thank you. Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas ! Thanks for the nice message
You the man Teej! This series has helped me reconfigure my nvim setup from scratch, allowing me to remove some redundant code and get things working in a much nicer manner (with fewer errors too!). The cherry on the cake is that I learnt more along the way and feel more capable tweaking things to my liking.
Anyway, hope you have a nice Christmas with your family and I look forward to more content in the new year ❤
Thank you for the initiative. Simplified my Neovim startup a little bit. It's always good to revisit the configs and get rid of some of the abstraction introduced my plugins.
haven't start the series yet but I look forward to it. Merry Christmas !
started advent of nvim on day 20 because i thought that I already knew everything. And ohhhh boy was I wrong, just by watching a few of your episodes i gained a much better understanding of neovim. Thanks teeej
To make it vim - the relationship with him, and to get rid of all that sin because I want to win. Thanks for showing me Neovim whilst working on Neome.
thank you TJ merry xmas to you and your family
Your series of videos is like a Christmas gift of a whole box of LEGO bricks; I can't wait to build a castle in my Neovim. Thank you for your creations and Merry Christmas~
Thank you, sir! And happy holidays!
this has been best christmas present ever!
Merry Christmas! Great series
Merry Christmas TJ.
Merry Christmas, really needed this video :)
Merry Christmas brother.
Yes, marry Jesus, become the bride (the church) :)
@@zenshade2000 sorry i mispelled it.
Now i fixed my mistake.
merry Christmas and thanks for giving us hope to learn new things and create something with it
Great series and message. Merry XMass.
Started using neovim this year your primegean and typecraft were life saver. Thank you. Happy new year. Also got an unpaid internship
Thank you man, and merry Christmas to you and your family
Well darn, now that I know you're a brother in Christ, I can no longer get upset that you're a Michigan fan. Some things are WAY more important than others. (Ohio State fan, obviously.)
Joyeux Noël to you TJ and your family.
Thanks TJ, just going to do things from now on
Merry Christmas to you, too! And thank you for all the inspirations. I loved the floaterminal, by the way, and also made floatnotes with neorg in a floating window and I'm trying to put fugitive in a floating window. Great stuff.
Could you do another Advent of neovim next year? And maybe start a little earlier next time. Like, in January?
Merry Christmas TJ! Thanks for this series!
A request, after the holiday can you please update the notes repo?
Happy Hanukkah buddy 🕎
God bless you, qnd Merry Christmas teej
So much thank you for things you are doing! Merry Christmas!
Informative series and great message TJ! Thank you and Merry Christmas
Great insights, learning stuff is never a bad investment!
Legend, merry Xmas you warrior, your pace is a Christmas miracle!
Thank you TJ for this lovely, expiring and entertaining present.
Thanks, man. (This comment is original and was not copy-pasted :D )
I am not a religious person but I think I would like to hear tj read the bible
Video incoming: "I Read the Entire Bible"
Thank you, TJ 4 that gift. I had a hard time this holiday, but at least I'm ready to study new things in hope of also being able to have nice holidays next year. Thanks
Merry Christmas TJ. Thanks for everything, and for this BIG present
Thank you Teej! I loved this series and I'm proud that I finally have created my first neovim plugin
I'm going to watch this series now that aoc is finished
stop trying to make me a better person. i'm comfortable in my narrow-minded bubble 😅
Merry Christmas Teej! Thank you for this advent and keep it going!
Merry Christmas TJ! Thanks for this series! It's most usevul neovim tutorial ever!
Thank you for making me start reading the documentation
In these uncertain and unpredictable times, thanks TJ sir to remind us that we humans can learn anything
Merry Christmas
Thank you Santa for this wonderful gift ❤
tahnk you. that was an awesome journey
Thank you teej for this wonderful gift.
I"m learning Dart these days and now im motivated to do it even more.
Hey Teej. Thank you for the wonderful series. It helped me migrate completely off NvChad to my custom config.
Merry Christmas to you and your family!
me too, and I fell in love with nvim much greater than with nvchad
Thank you so much for this series, it's honestly a great way to wrap up the year while setting the stage for the next one :D
I'll be sharing this series whenever I get the chance.
Merry Christmas!
Thanks for the #hopecore
Enjoy your Christmas! Loved the series - thank so much for being such a positive force in the community. It's made a huge difference in my life the past year.
Awesome, as always. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Btw, did this year's AoC in OCaml, quite proud of 13 days fully solved in it, considering that this was my first time writing OCaml. Shilling works, teej!
Also, quick tip - for the first two days I used ReasonML and it really helped me accommodate the mindset, and then allowed switching to foreign syntax of OCaml a bit easier, since I was familiar with the semantics already
Great message! Thanks for this.
Thanks for this magnificent course on neovim
Marry Christmas 🎄
Thanks you Teej, I've learned a lot from this series. Marry Christmas!
Thanks TJ!
you're a god level human man i read the source code for telescope just today
to get better at neovim and lua
beautiful plugin thanks TJ
Thank you so much TJ 🐐
Merry Christmas!
You are some really great guy, thank your teachings
Also no one thinks they can’t do it I think, it’s just the pain of doing the boring bits lol, but it makes no difference to you general point. Your right
Thanks for everything TEEJE......... please next bring folke to your video again to talk about neovim.
Hey man, here from Brazil I want to thank you for all the content, all the talks, you really help people and its GREAT. A lot. See u next year :D bests!
That`s was a great serie, learned a lot. Merry Christmas!
I'm still not ready to replace vscode tough, I made a lot of bindings based off neovim there to get used to it.
The only thing I can`t replace is the ctrl+shift+f, telescope does help a lot, but I don't always wanna to do fuzzy findings.
I want to do simple regexs more than anything, and include/exclude patterns with history by workspace.
I'll try to write a plugin for this, but I think that is the main thing holding me back atm.
I loved it. Thanks man!
Thank you, very nice content, Lua and NeoVim is awesome combo
Merry Christmas!!!!!!
Thanks for the gifted series ❤🎉
Merry Xmas 🎉 and thanks for the great series. Liked & subscribed!
This series has been very helpful, thanks! Merry Christmas!🎄
Merry Christmas 🎄 🙏
Resigned from my job, now I have the time to learn and switch to neovim
Hey TJ thanks for the video and all the content you’re putting out.
I’ve switched to nvim for developement, but im having an issue where when I have split my window and tab elsewhere my console goes blank until I either fullscreen or move the cursor to that line. I’m using iterm 2 on macOS and followed your nvim guide
This issue persists until I do a hard restart and makes it rather impossible to use nvim.
I can’t find anyone facing similar issues, any ideas how to proceed ?
Merry Christmas
Thank you so much Teej. I finally have some time to really get into neovim it has made my work life so much easier and better :)
This is my first time waiting for videos to be dropped on yt.
Enjoyed every bit of the series.
Keep up the good work man ❤