Apologies for the upload frequency, am trying my best over here :) Expect some different topics on the channel like luarocks and Neovim-related side content too!
Can't wait for the LSP breakdown! It's really starting to click when you slow-walk through these things. When I started I was very confused as to syntax highlighting vs. treesitter vs. LSPs were doing for my setup. Your videos really help clarify.
holy shit this series is exactly what i needed. i’ve been using neovim for a year now but never bothered to look into it in depth (been using tj’s kickstart and it covers most of my needs). not only it’s all starting to make sense now, but you also are teaching me much needed motions and commands (some of them, like the auto indent =% or D to delete from cursor to EOL and prefixing alt before a motion to be able to use that in normal mode (i think?), and many more), this will be my goto videos if someone asks me how to use nvim from now on. thank you for your work!
Excellent series. Trying to enter vimworld with neovim and this is the best structured explainer I’ve seen. I tried kickstart but found it frustrating that I didn’t have a good understanding of the config. Now much happier building my own systematically. Thanks.
These tutorials are so informative and in-depth. Thanks for the hard work! As an aspiring nvim master I am curious though. Would it make sense to make "nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter-textobjects" a dependency of "nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter" since all of the "nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter-textobjects" config is within the table for the "nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter" plugin? That way everything for treesitter is in the one lua table. At least that's how it makes sense in my head. Thanks again for the great tutorials! Keep up the good work!
Love the content} as a noob that's a lot to take in, but it's so interesting hearing your expertise. I also think it makes a lot of sense to release episodes like 4.1 and so on, really future proofs your future uploads in case you wanna go more in depth in any particular subject. Can't wait for next episode :)
Thank you for all your work on this. I've been using a closed source note taking app and I can't wait to migrate to Neorg. I'm gonna dip my toe this holiday, and hopefully I'll have a good understanding and good idea of how I want to structure my notes but the time GTD comes along.
thank you, this series is awesome and I'm learning so much from it also, stole this from a neovim subreddit as this binding makes sense to me incremental_selection = { enable = true, keymaps = { node_incremental = "v", node_decremental = "V", }, }
Great series. Not that I understand everything, but I can say that I have better understanding than before :) It will be great if you show how to set up NeoVim for Python or Golang development with intenseness and other features.
I have a question on 15:12. Once `nvim-treesitter-textobjects` is installed, the way you configure it is through `require("nvim-treesitter").setup`. However, couldn't it happen that lazy installs nvim-treesitter before it installs `nvim-treesitter-textobject` and is therefore unable to find it? Shouldn't this configuration be done within the `nvim-treesitter-textojbects` config? After all, you want to enable the module after it has been installed, no?
Both localleader and regular leader expect a raw string with the key sequences embedded. Usually embedding the keycode directly with in normal mode does the trick but it's a bit more tricky to do with difficult keys like Control + Space or Alt + Space. For your example to work set `localleader` to `vim.api.nvim_replace_termcodes("", true, true, true)` (or "" if you want Control + Space). This will convert the human-readable representation into the internal representation. That seems to be the only thing that works for my config :)
Great series, thanks! I got up to this point with the incremental_selection, but after init_selection when I try to node_increment nvim just selects the whole file! It goes from just highlighting `init_select` to next, the whole file. Do you have any idea where to look to find a solution?
@vhyrro maybe I'm too new to Vim in general, but how does the paste work with your brackets at 14:23 ? I can see your keystrokes on screen up until the text comes in as a string and it seems like it's magical, because it also moves the brackets and indents perfectly. Did I miss a plugin or something? Fantastic series btw :)
I had to use set lazy to false as in { "nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter-textobjects" , lazy = false} or put "nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter-textobjects" as a dependency in { "nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter"} for this to work. I am new to neovim so not sure why it works for you the way it does. I am using Nvchad.
i use the the vim motions like viw or viW to select things and i can use vi{ to select everything in the {} and vi( to do the same thing for () instead of incremental_selection
Apologies for the upload frequency, am trying my best over here :)
Expect some different topics on the channel like luarocks and Neovim-related side content too!
Why you need to apologize?? You are way too hard on yourself already... 😅 take your time.. we will wait
But can you please please please finish this series completely then proceed with other things?
I mean other videos
waiting for you to upload the next video on lsp's :)
You the best mate, dont push too hard on urself. Love ur video, but take it easy!
Can't wait for the LSP breakdown! It's really starting to click when you slow-walk through these things. When I started I was very confused as to syntax highlighting vs. treesitter vs. LSPs were doing for my setup. Your videos really help clarify.
This is clearly the best nvim tutorial for beginners.
man you have an outstanding teaching ability. keep uploading videos. I would say you are even better than tj
These are hands down the best videos for learning neovim you seem to be a gift teacher seriously
This series needs more likes, the way you are explaining things is just beautiful.
Learing so much from this series, you so good at explaining things.
What a great series!
I use v for init_selection and and for node incremental and decremental.
W take
I can say without a doubt, if you want to learn and configure Neovim, this channel is enough!!
Thanks dude!
Fantastic content !! Started with #1 and just can't stop watching. Thank you very much !!!
Thank you for such detailed explanation, if only I found something like this when first try to setup treesitter
holy shit this series is exactly what i needed. i’ve been using neovim for a year now but never bothered to look into it in depth (been using tj’s kickstart and it covers most of my needs). not only it’s all starting to make sense now, but you also are teaching me much needed motions and commands (some of them, like the auto indent =% or D to delete from cursor to EOL and prefixing alt before a motion to be able to use that in normal mode (i think?), and many more), this will be my goto videos if someone asks me how to use nvim from now on. thank you for your work!
I'm in LOVE with this series! Thank you so much for what you've done so far! Looking forward the next videos : )
I use `node_incremental = "v"` and `node_decremental = "V"`. Works like a champ. Just keep smashing that "v".
Thank you so much for the amazing content! Just subscribed and enabled notifications as I am eager to watch the rest of the series as it comes out!
this guy is underrated
Excellent series. Trying to enter vimworld with neovim and this is the best structured explainer I’ve seen. I tried kickstart but found it frustrating that I didn’t have a good understanding of the config. Now much happier building my own systematically. Thanks.
Whenever you upload the next video, I am looking forward to it because I know it will be thorough and well-explained like these ones.
Very nice series so far! I like the way you thoroughly explain all the details :) Looking forward for new episodes.
These tutorials are so informative and in-depth. Thanks for the hard work! As an aspiring nvim master I am curious though. Would it make sense to make "nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter-textobjects" a dependency of "nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter" since all of the "nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter-textobjects" config is within the table for the "nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter" plugin? That way everything for treesitter is in the one lua table. At least that's how it makes sense in my head. Thanks again for the great tutorials! Keep up the good work!
Wish I had these videos when I started my [Lua] Neovim journey
That's definitely the best tutorial on app I've ever seen. Thank you so much.
Loving these videos, they were the excuse I needed to start my neovim journey, thank you so much
Love the content} as a noob that's a lot to take in, but it's so interesting hearing your expertise. I also think it makes a lot of sense to release episodes like 4.1 and so on, really future proofs your future uploads in case you wanna go more in depth in any particular subject. Can't wait for next episode :)
Thank you for all your work on this. I've been using a closed source note taking app and I can't wait to migrate to Neorg. I'm gonna dip my toe this holiday, and hopefully I'll have a good understanding and good idea of how I want to structure my notes but the time GTD comes along.
thank you, this series is awesome and I'm learning so much from it
also, stole this from a neovim subreddit as this binding makes sense to me
incremental_selection = {
enable = true,
keymaps = {
node_incremental = "v",
node_decremental = "V",
},
}
Really looking forward to the lsp dive!
Thanks a lot for this series, it helps to understand neovim clearly. Could you make a video on how tree-sitter work behind the scenes.
love the content
So grateful for this! Thank you so much for such an excellent video!
Great series. Not that I understand everything, but I can say that I have better understanding than before :) It will be great if you show how to set up NeoVim for Python or Golang development with intenseness and other features.
Thank you so much!!! You cannot believe jow much eagerly I was waiting for it
Thank you so much for your in-depth explanation. Really helpful ✨
Best videos about Neovim on yt!
I have a question on 15:12. Once `nvim-treesitter-textobjects` is installed, the way you configure it is through `require("nvim-treesitter").setup`. However, couldn't it happen that lazy installs nvim-treesitter before it installs `nvim-treesitter-textobject` and is therefore unable to find it? Shouldn't this configuration be done within the `nvim-treesitter-textojbects` config? After all, you want to enable the module after it has been installed, no?
this is amazing as usual, thank you. I can't wait for the lsp stuff, because It's really a nightmare to me.
This may be a good place to ask since I haven't figured it out yet: how can I set the `localleader` to control + space or alt + space?
Both localleader and regular leader expect a raw string with the key sequences embedded. Usually embedding the keycode directly with in normal mode does the trick but it's a bit more tricky to do with difficult keys like Control + Space or Alt + Space.
For your example to work set `localleader` to `vim.api.nvim_replace_termcodes("", true, true, true)` (or "" if you want Control + Space). This will convert the human-readable representation into the internal representation. That seems to be the only thing that works for my config :)
I was trying the node incremental option and for some reason I doesn't match the highlighting that you do...
What am I doing wrong?
Great series, thanks! I got up to this point with the incremental_selection, but after init_selection when I try to node_increment nvim just selects the whole file! It goes from just highlighting `init_select` to next, the whole file. Do you have any idea where to look to find a solution?
I'm having the exact same issue
So good video.
@vhyrro maybe I'm too new to Vim in general, but how does the paste work with your brackets at 14:23 ? I can see your keystrokes on screen up until the text comes in as a string and it seems like it's magical, because it also moves the brackets and indents perfectly. Did I miss a plugin or something?
Fantastic series btw :)
you are a godsend bro
Great serie!!! Very useful :-D
Great video, thanks!
the 'c-v' blockwise mode doesn't work for me , any ideas ?
should i follow this or i just go with Lazyvim?
One could benefit from watching this series anyway.
what do you mean ? he is teaching lazy vim in this video series
9:21 nobody uses the s key anyway so this shouldn't be a problem
Font name plzz
Most of us use Firacode nerd font mono or Jetbrains nerd mono
I had to use set lazy to false as in { "nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter-textobjects" , lazy = false} or put "nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter-textobjects" as a dependency in { "nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter"} for this to work.
I am new to neovim so not sure why it works for you the way it does. I am using Nvchad.
Because nvchad lazy-loads all plugins by default. This config doesn't, at least by now.
@@galelodash Oh yeah I have got a little better now 3 months later. I dont use nvchad now. Made my own config
i use the the vim motions like viw or viW to select things and i can use vi{ to select everything in the {} and vi( to do the same thing for () instead of incremental_selection