nvim VS lvim

personal nvim

I wish every vimer could have their own configuration instead of using some huge configuration. This is not the right way to use neovim I think. Most people don't have time to invest in neovim due to work or other reason, and recently I've found that many people are interested in my configuration glepnir/nvim . But it has too many of my personal habits and my own hacks. Some less experienced vimers have a hard time reading it. Combine these reasons. I removed some of my hacks and made Fernvim. You only need to install the plugin you want and configure some keys to quickly use neovim

If anyone is interested to improve loading time of nvim lua config, check out https://github.com/glepnir/nvim. I adopted this structure and now all plugins are lazy-loaded. 37 plugins in 70ms.

https://github.com/fsouza/dotfiles https://github.com/wbthomason/dotfiles https://github.com/glepnir/nvim https://github.com/elianiva/dotfiles

there is my implement https://github.com/glepnir/nvim/blob/master/lua/internal/golines.lua

sidenote: this is my custom dap config if you wanted a source of inspiration

Abzcoding lvim and kylo252 lvim

Whenever you update rolling branch expect things to break, use stable or update after work as I do. Its getting much better now btw previously it was kind of broken always now things stabilized a bit and its great thanks to lvim I no longer have vscode installed on my machine. You need to realize they need to jungle multiple semi-broken constantly updating best practice changing plugins ecosystem and they are doing great job I always gave up and went back to vscode after hours of trying making the simplest things to work before lvim. If you ever need help the devs and community hangs on discord and they are very helpful. I also recommend https://github.com/abzcoding/lvim its repo with almost every plugin enabled and working most of the time, whenever I don't know how to set up something I look there.