Nice video! I'm in grad school at the moment and have switched to Neovim last month to help with some wrist problems and just have fun trying something new while I work. Every now and then I find myself missing the option to throw something into a notebook instead of a .py, so this is awesome. Would be interested in that R + Python video!
Thank you very very much. I started with the old kickstarter version and i was trying my best to create a ds setup, but it was no where near as good as this!
I have used Quarto with nvim and it is working great, looking great, feels great. Bu the only thing missing is that it should run only that cell which is created when the .qmd file is saved. It run all the cells from beginning once saved which is kinda annoying and takes a bit of time if chunk is computational heavy. If there is a way to achieve it then that would be great.
@@jmbuhr I would also like to know how you would handle such cases. I know quarto is different than jupyter notebooks. But still wondering how to deal with long running things here (SQL queries, ML training + evaluation, ...). Also I wonder if the whole document rerender really needs to run all code cells again (also the ones above) if working on something at the end of the document. Anyways good job and will try out your config! Still the execution state being saved in jupyter notebooks often brings me back to them, especially with heavy workloads or just quickly needing to make one small change in a notebook, that needs like 30 mins to run in total.
pass the --no-browser flag to quarto preview to prevent it from opening a browser on your remote host (where you don't have a display anyways) and then ssh forward the port that opens to your local host
Treesitter and regular vim settings. Yes, there is a plugin for that: github.com/lukas-reineke/indent-blankline.nvim But you could also configure your listchars to do that.
great video, i getting errors with python, the lsp does not work and seems to be node related. do you have to install latest node version for this configuration work?
nice content!, thanks for sharing . What version of neovim are you using?. i can't configure the option to remove numbers from ipython terminal. The `vim.wo.num` doesn't work :(
In the video I am using a nightly built, but vim.wo should also be in stable, see: github.com/neovim/neovim/blob/1bfe6fdceb9d50944a963c843cbeb6dd0a399bfe/runtime/doc/lua-guide.txt#L388
Nice video! I'm in grad school at the moment and have switched to Neovim last month to help with some wrist problems and just have fun trying something new while I work. Every now and then I find myself missing the option to throw something into a notebook instead of a .py, so this is awesome. Would be interested in that R + Python video!
That's really cool. This video was very focused on the setup, but I'm hoping we'll see more of actual use.
This is the best ipython integration with nvim, as an ardant nvim user I always wanted some form of integration, this is the perfect one!!!
nice video but you should consider turning the volume up
Thanks! I'll increase the levels for the next one.
Thank you very very much. I started with the old kickstarter version and i was trying my best to create a ds setup, but it was no where near as good as this!
The best setup is the setup that works for you. Take all the inspiration you can get, but don't be afraid to make it yours and have fun doing it :)
@@jmbuhr oh for sure, most helpful thing here was pointing out how the plugins interact
Hello Jannik. Lovely video. followed through without any errors.
Bist du Deutscher?
Nice video. Just what I needed. thanks. Could you only use a better mic? Pop-os and Neovim user here too 💪
I'll increase the levels for future videos, until then you can go to your OS audio settings and enable increase above 100%
Great video!!
Offtopic but are you perhaps using Pop! with Cosmic already? Exciting desktop looks!
That is indeed pop-os, but still with their pop-shell that works on top of gnome as an extension. I'm excited about cosmic, though!
@@jmbuhrso am I brather
I have used Quarto with nvim and it is working great, looking great, feels great.
Bu the only thing missing is that it should run only that cell which is created when the .qmd file is saved. It run all the cells from beginning once saved which is kinda annoying and takes a bit of time if chunk is computational heavy.
If there is a way to achieve it then that would be great.
I'm assuming you are coming from using python in jupyter-notebooks, so you are used to the notebook encapsulating execution state as well as code?
@@jmbuhr I would also like to know how you would handle such cases. I know quarto is different than jupyter notebooks. But still wondering how to deal with long running things here (SQL queries, ML training + evaluation, ...). Also I wonder if the whole document rerender really needs to run all code cells again (also the ones above) if working on something at the end of the document. Anyways good job and will try out your config! Still the execution state being saved in jupyter notebooks often brings me back to them, especially with heavy workloads or just quickly needing to make one small change in a notebook, that needs like 30 mins to run in total.
Nice video. You look like Jared from Silicon Valley btw
Great set up.
How can i trouble shoot QuartoPreview. When I run the command nothing happens
I am running in a headless in a VM. how can i send my output to my
host
pass the --no-browser flag to quarto preview to prevent it from opening a browser on your remote host (where you don't have a display anyways) and then ssh forward the port that opens to your local host
@@jmbuhr thanks. let me try that
How do you get auto indenting to work? Also, is there anyway to see like lines to know your spacing is right?
Treesitter and regular vim settings.
Yes, there is a plugin for that: github.com/lukas-reineke/indent-blankline.nvim
But you could also configure your listchars to do that.
What do you use to show the keys you type
screenkey
great video, i getting errors with python, the lsp does not work and seems to be node related. do you have to install latest node version for this configuration work?
Mason (github.com/williamboman/mason.nvim) does indeed use npm to install pyright
Pop OS ?
yes
vim-slime 🤯
nice content!, thanks for sharing . What version of neovim are you using?. i can't configure the option to remove numbers from ipython terminal. The `vim.wo.num` doesn't work :(
In the video I am using a nightly built, but vim.wo should also be in stable, see: github.com/neovim/neovim/blob/1bfe6fdceb9d50944a963c843cbeb6dd0a399bfe/runtime/doc/lua-guide.txt#L388