nvim-lsp-sans-plugins VS nvim-starter

I did, some time ago. I created the repo nvim-lsp-sans-plugins to show how to setup Neovim's LSP client without plugins, but I ended up adding a few things from my personal config. The branch 07-compat is compatible is with Neovim v0.7.

And this one is all the things I can do by myself without third party plugins. Is not exactly minimal.

I have something like that: nvim-lsp-sans-plugins. I made it back when I wanted to learn how to use the LSP client without plugins. Added a few things to make it more comfy so it isn't minimal.

You really want to know how I would do it? The answer is in this github repository: VonHeikemen/nvim-lsp-sans-plugins

Minimal init.lua.

This one is more of an example config.

nvim-starter - modular

I'm working on a config inspired by features people like about helix. Here's the link: nvim-starter - light

Minimal example config

And to be a bit more specific, the branch 05-modular in nvim-starter is the one that uses all the lazy-loading goodness in lazy.nvim.

Also this one: https://github.com/VonHeikemen/nvim-starter

There is a branch with a minimal setup. I mainly use it for testing but it is a good example.

I have this repo nvim-starter, in there you'll find resources of all kind. There is an example configuration split in several branches, you can see the evolution from a simple config with no plugins to a modular opinionated config (using lazy.nvim). In the config branches you'll also find links to blogposts that explain the code in the repo. Hope that helps.

Here's an example config using it: nvim-starter - lsp-cmp