developer-workstation-setup-script VS dotfiles

Welcome to your new ultimate development environment! The Developer Workstation Setup Script

Check it out: https://github.com/David-Else/developer-workstation-setup-script

You can use Rocky Linux 8.5 and this setup script to create your ultimate development experience with Neovim and all the best tools preconfigured! https://github.com/David-Else/developer-workstation-setup-script

I made an install script that contains a lot of extras you might want to make it a truly awesome desktop (especially if you are a developer): https://github.com/David-Else/developer-workstation-setup-script

You might need to use some binaries/flatpaks for missing packages, but using bits of this install script might help you fill the gap between Fedora 35 and Rocky 8.5: https://github.com/David-Else/developer-workstation-setup-script

I have been using it as a desktop with great success. The only issue is missing packages for more obscure apps. Luckily missing apps can be replaced by flatpacks or binaries. Check out this install script that replaces missing Fedora packages for all the RHEL 8 clones: https://github.com/David-Else/developer-workstation-setup-script

In my case I have this lsp module. I load that module whenever I use the command LoadProject. So my alias looks like this.

If you wish, you can take a look at my config for goyo

neovim config

Here is a simple configuration file I use for a quick setup with no plugins: simple.vim.

My config (requires neovim v0.7).

My dotfiles: all of it. And here is the neovim config.

I'm not sure my config is a good example but here it is.

Here are my dotfiles: neovim.

I have a module dedicated to small hacks that allow me to use lua functions where neovim says I can't: bridge

Mine is just filled with little workarounds and stuff I've added just because. Might not the example of a good config, but there are useful stuff in there.