dotfiles VS Neovim-from-scratch

I installed nvim-cmp with the LuaSnip , LSPConfig and nvim-lsp-installer to get this. Now, if you only installed nvim-cmp without snippers, buffers and cmdline, i don't know what to do. See the repository of nvim-cmp and install what is needed to work and if you're still in doubt, check my dotfile (https://github.com/victor4pinheiro/dotfiles/blob/main/init.lua)

When I migrate to Neovim with Lua, I used this two: https://github.com/nanotee/nvim-lua-guide and https://oroques.dev/notes/neovim-init/. They helped me too much and if you want a example of dotfiles, see my github (https://github.com/victor4pinheiro/dotfiles) and search for Neovim section on dotfiles.

They also provide a "from-scratch" option, to be easier to understand

I would recommend the Neovim from Scratch series on Youtube with the addition of the code_runner.nvim plugin. It's a good config that will teach you a lot about configuring Neovim. code_runner.nvim is a nice addition, especially for a university student. Good luck!

I don't know myself how I learned neovim, but I started with using a repo called Neovim-from-scratch, but I'm not sure if it's still up to date, but I used it as my base config then started to add plugins I want and remove plugins I don't need. Most of the people recommend kickstart.nvim now as base config for neovim lua config.

This is the GitHub repo for the aforementioned playlist.

I would recommend LazyVim or Kickstart.nvim. If you don't want to do any configuration, LunarVim might be for you. I would recommend the Neovim from Scratch config since it is very good and essentially has an accompanying guide. However, it is slightly out of date and needs a few tweaks to work properly.

This is my setup. I mostly develop in Python for work, but also develop a lot of .yaml and .sh for automation, docker, etc. A lot going on in this nvim setup. I took the base from neovim-from-scratch [here](https://github.com/LunarVim/Neovim-from-scratch) . And the make of LunarVim has some great videos to show you how to write out your neovim setup in Lua. If you're more of a WASM, Rust, JS guy, then ThePrimeagen might be a good place for you to go. I mixed and matched everything I have. Added copilot and chatGPT. You have to drive this thing though. And you really have to know what you're trying to write, otherwise those applications will take you down a deep dark path of trying to debug garbage code.