1:53:04 that was about to be a canon event, hopefully you had undo tree and didn't turn into a crazy villain evil doctor who wants to burn the world down
No u don't, for me it was just a way to procrastinate actually learning to code. VSCode is also lightweight and much easier to set up than nvim, especially for beginners. When you're good, you'll know what you need from nvim and how to set it up. Apologies if you're already good, but that was my experience with ricing nvim. Spent more time working on it than actually coding, meanwhile VSC just works.
@@PS2Reviewer he just wants help learning to config neovim, i get what youre saying about configuring becoming an unproductive hobby but learning to make your editor your own can be a useful experience on its own :)
@@teodordjuric6323 You're right, it can be both, better to learn a little doing something fun than learn nothing, because it didn't look fun. Writing that commen I was honestly trying to convince myself not to spend another weekend setting up neovim. Maybe it'll be easier this time. :p
Great video, subscribed. I have a request: can you do a video on how you setup your cool desktop environment and your dotfiles ? that would be great. Thank you.
I ve been watching your videos recently and i just want to thank you so much... I am super new to programming can you please make your videos little bit beginner friendly ❤
I don't think this kind of stuff is what you should start with if you're super new to programming, might be better to start out making some simple CRUD applications to get a feel for general concepts and syntax before moving on to advanced stuff like this. If you're really new to this, you might be able to follow along with this, but you won't actually understand what you're doing
@@insadeyt CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update, Delete. Those are the basic actions you'd need to be able to do on some resource. There's a million applications you could apply this to, but as a beginner it might be best to look into building a todo-list application where you can add items to the list, storing and reading them from some kind of data store (like a mysql database, also a good learning experience), update them, and deleting them. There's lots of good tutorials out there on where to start as a beginner programmer that can explain this a lot better than me, so I'd advise you to look some of those up. As for me, I started out with Java and C#, which are both memory-safe languages that handle memory management for you. I view those as very good starting languages
Okay this is the last comment i promise. I would love to contribute to this project, I have some ideas that would be great to implement on a gl based editor (waiting for the github repo). Also, please do an explainer on undo-tree that you talk about (1:53:25 scares me so much).
All the videos I saw from this guy are the same. "Look at what I've done". No code, no links to libraries. It's so interesting to follow that the people are talking and asking about his nvim configuration.
I love the fact that you are doing this in C and keeping it pure. Please keep doing UI programming in C. Awesome stuff!
1:53:04 that was about to be a canon event, hopefully you had undo tree and didn't turn into a crazy villain evil doctor who wants to burn the world down
i love waching people code for hours even though i don't understand anything ( maybe a little )
"That's a bug, maybe don't use ragnar" lol
I'm learning C currently and this video is very interesting for me. Thank you :)
great job, we need a guide how to setup neovim like that
I agree!
Coming up :)
No u don't, for me it was just a way to procrastinate actually learning to code. VSCode is also lightweight and much easier to set up than nvim, especially for beginners. When you're good, you'll know what you need from nvim and how to set it up. Apologies if you're already good, but that was my experience with ricing nvim. Spent more time working on it than actually coding, meanwhile VSC just works.
@@PS2Reviewer he just wants help learning to config neovim, i get what youre saying about configuring becoming an unproductive hobby but learning to make your editor your own can be a useful experience on its own :)
@@teodordjuric6323 You're right, it can be both, better to learn a little doing something fun than learn nothing, because it didn't look fun. Writing that commen I was honestly trying to convince myself not to spend another weekend setting up neovim. Maybe it'll be easier this time. :p
I am gonna save this for the future. great video bro! keep up the great work! 🔥
Between this video, your video on how you made your WM, and the last video about making a calculator, I'm convinced. Subbed!
This is some awesome feat! Would like to watch a video on how do you configure your Neovim with all the coolness.
@@ManvendraSK next video bro
@@cococry Thank you. I'll wait for it.
Your content is Awesome. Kepp Going ❤❤❤
i have recently started learning C and this video is very intresting
I expected the end of the video to reveal that the entire video was coded in the text editor he made
Great video, subscribed.
I have a request: can you do a video on how you setup your cool desktop environment and your dotfiles ? that would be great.
Thank you.
If no head, I always return early...
1:53:30 It stopped my heartbeat😮
1:55:39
Now i can edit my own editor in my own editor😂😂😂
This pain of initialization is why I rather like SDL than to deal with X (or wayland, though I didn't try raw wayland).
hey man thnks for these videos btw from
rom pakistan
awesome I love it
what is that editor?
What did you learn first: GL or X? Unrelated: I've been programming for decades, and I can't imagine being on your level.
You've been programming for decades and you don't know how to code a text editor?
yoo, how do you get different fonts in the same terminal window for your editor?
Awesome video! I wonder how you learned all this 🤔
You are the best man
could I please have a link to your wallpaper
I hope you add mouse support next 😀
Which IDE are you using?
He is using neovim. I would not call it and IDE.
another C messiah
THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED. I am maybe gonna look at doing this in Rust, and report back if I get something cool!
I ve been watching your videos recently and i just want to thank you so much... I am super new to programming can you please make your videos little bit beginner friendly ❤
I don't think this kind of stuff is what you should start with if you're super new to programming, might be better to start out making some simple CRUD applications to get a feel for general concepts and syntax before moving on to advanced stuff like this. If you're really new to this, you might be able to follow along with this, but you won't actually understand what you're doing
@@MaxiveLegend bro can you please give general outline of what things I need to learn first 🙏 I am like a new born baby 😭 🍼 btw what is crud?
@@insadeyt CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update, Delete. Those are the basic actions you'd need to be able to do on some resource. There's a million applications you could apply this to, but as a beginner it might be best to look into building a todo-list application where you can add items to the list, storing and reading them from some kind of data store (like a mysql database, also a good learning experience), update them, and deleting them.
There's lots of good tutorials out there on where to start as a beginner programmer that can explain this a lot better than me, so I'd advise you to look some of those up. As for me, I started out with Java and C#, which are both memory-safe languages that handle memory management for you. I view those as very good starting languages
No Wayland🥺
Okay this is the last comment i promise. I would love to contribute to this project, I have some ideas that would be great to implement on a gl based editor (waiting for the github repo). Also, please do an explainer on undo-tree that you talk about (1:53:25 scares me so much).
now show us how to render a triangle without a gpu driver on a gpu
You can't do that since it's probably different per GPU
is it macos or linux?
@@小明-q8j windows 30
you sound more german than any german haha
People here learning c while I’m still stuck on a 😢
Nice 🌹💯
Bravo 🏵️💕🌷🥭
It's not from scratch if you already set shit up...
Wasted 3 minutes of my time that i can never get back.
Define "from scratch"
All the videos I saw from this guy are the same. "Look at what I've done". No code, no links to libraries. It's so interesting to follow that the people are talking and asking about his nvim configuration.
Damn it, I just wasted another 3 minutes logging in to like your comment.
Likes 💯💫
🎉😮😊❤
Try to shut up and code. It would have been a perfect video. But anyway, it is a great knowledge. Thank you for sharing.
real
I NEED THAT WALLPAPER SO BAAADDDDD!!! please give the source 🥺
gruvbox-wallpapers.pages.dev/wallpapers/mix/flower.jpg
please bro give us nvim chad C lang LSP configuration bro , am real fan 🙏😌😌😌😌😌😌
Next video
Sub for overwritten main.c 😂
Little tip: the pointer star belongs to the variable, not the type. Example: int *var
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loving your style, but you should try for more cross platform stuff
Subscribed ):
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@@cococry when I try to open you window manager from sddm it just stucks on sddm I am on arch Linux
I mean...stopped watching I mean after 10 seconds I mean
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