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kickstart.nvim is a one file config with all of the "advance" features that you are taking about. You can use it as an starting point if you enjoy customization or just use it as it is if you want an out-of-the-box experience
If you don’t want to spend time hand rolling your own setup then use a pre-configured nvim. lunarvim, nvchad, and Astro are all worth looking at.
If you don’t want to spend time hand rolling your own setup then use a pre-configured nvim. lunarvim, nvchad, and Astro are all worth looking at.
If you don’t want to spend time hand rolling your own setup then use a pre-configured nvim. lunarvim, nvchad, and Astro are all worth looking at.
Studying documentation is kind of mandatory when using vim/neovim, even for basic features. But I do agree that creating a configuration for autocompletion + lsp is harder than it should. I even created a plugin for this exact reason, lsp-zero.nvim, to bundle that configuration some people have a hard time creating.