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And if you want to learn it well, you should approach it differently, as a new thing, without bringing your old habits from traditional editors.īelow are the points that changed Neovim for me.

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What I learned from this is that Neovim is a different code editor. That's why some people misinterpret Neovim as being an IDE, because they want to see it as an IDE, which eventually lead to frustration. You switch the editing paradigm which you haven't yet understood and accepted, and that's why you expect something from Neovim which it cannot provide (for good though). When you switch from something like VSCode, you want those features that GUI editors have, which are mostly very different from what you get in modal editors. I think why it really worked for me this time is because my requirements for an editor were much more 'real' when I switched from Helix to Neovim. And to my very surprise, the idea worked like a charm: I actually went to a minimally viable working Neovim config with essential plugins and features in a single a file really, really fast! It took me nearly a couple of days to configure without much pain, unlike my any previous attempt. After thinking a little, I've cleaned my old ~/.config/nvim directory, and got my hands dirty. Though I eventually left Helix, it contributed much to how I approached modal editing.Īfter becoming comfortable with Helix, some crazy idea popped up in my head: 'now if I am good at Helix, and Helix is like Neovim, what if I try to configure Neovim similarly to Helix? Then, with powerful plugin system, I could gradually improve my experience, the thing I cannot do with Helix which lacks plugins'. I was using only some keys like hjkl, maybe some w and b, sometimes mouse, which by themselves are very far from making the editing experience productive.

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When using Neovim in the beginning, I was more focused on just making it look good ('tUrn yOuR vIm iNto a fUlL fEaTuRed IdE' kind of videos, you know), but I didn't study much the 'vim way' of editing.

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Because configuration is minimal, I could focus more on the editing itself without thinking much about what plugin I need to install next, and so Helix became the editor which introduced modal editing to me. It really made me interested when I first heard about it. When I was most disappointed configuring Neovim, I have found Helix, a Neovim alternative with lots of features built in. I tried to configure Neovim like 3 times in my entire career, every time with a goal to build a complete editor, but having successfully accomplished it only with my latest attempt. You have to spend quite a lot of time to configure a stable feature-complete version of Neovim, and it actually doesn't quite pay off in the beginning, because it's so tempting to stay with your comfy VS Code and don't waste time. But the code actually only displays diagnostics of the exact position under the cursor.I always found myself looking towards those terminal based modal editors like Neovim, but every time one thing really held me behind: the amount of time I needed to put into configuration. Which to me implied all the diagnostics of the line the cursor is on. This plugin only displays diagnostics for the line under your cursor,

Actually related to this I just noticed the description says You might want to debounce the rendering, and not rerender if the cursor is moving in the same line. This isn't actually a floating window, just virtual text in the top corner, minor nit but you might wanna clarify Just add instructions in the readme to disable virtual_text like what lsp_lines.nvim does (which should be done just by so it applies to everything not just the lsp) Hardcoding this might conflict with the users config. Imo having it on/near the same line would be ideal since then my eyes don't have to move as much to see the diagnostics. Some more configuration options like top of window, bottom of window, etc might be nice. You should try make the configuration and usage as similar to the default diagnostics handlers as possible, ie use to configure with same/similar options.

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