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If you do webdev stuff and python it'll actually be easier than other languages. I suggest watching ThePrimeagen's video on LSP or ChrisAtMachine (The guy who started Lunarvim). But use nvim-cmp for completion instead. I haven't used Lunarvim so I have no idea about that but these will get you to the basics. - ChrisAtMachine's video on LSP - ThePrimeagen's video on LSP - Awesome Neovim repo - Lua guide for neovim - Packer(Plugin manager)
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CodeRabbit
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If you do webdev stuff and python it'll actually be easier than other languages. I suggest watching ThePrimeagen's video on LSP or ChrisAtMachine (The guy who started Lunarvim). But use nvim-cmp for completion instead. I haven't used Lunarvim so I have no idea about that but these will get you to the basics. - ChrisAtMachine's video on LSP - ThePrimeagen's video on LSP - Awesome Neovim repo - Lua guide for neovim - Packer(Plugin manager)
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packer.nvim
A use-package inspired plugin manager for Neovim. Uses native packages, supports Luarocks dependencies, written in Lua, allows for expressive config
If you do webdev stuff and python it'll actually be easier than other languages. I suggest watching ThePrimeagen's video on LSP or ChrisAtMachine (The guy who started Lunarvim). But use nvim-cmp for completion instead. I haven't used Lunarvim so I have no idea about that but these will get you to the basics. - ChrisAtMachine's video on LSP - ThePrimeagen's video on LSP - Awesome Neovim repo - Lua guide for neovim - Packer(Plugin manager)