38 0 ReplyI love helix, it’s so easy to configure, sane defaults and it feels just right!
9 0 ReplyI played around with it a little today, it's actually really nice, I still suck at vim, but the menu popups make me happy. Reminds me of micro a little.
4 0 ReplyI recently noticed that micro is getting more powerful. It seems to have some LSP support now.
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Does this support extensions? Things like copilot and git diff plugins...?
1 0 ReplyNo, there isn't a plugin system. Things like LSP support are builtin and it uses external LSP server binaries that must be installed on your system.
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That's why I use emacs. It just works.
(just kidding, I use nano because it's "good enough")
21 0 ReplyYou freak...
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I can tell you, my productivity is on never-seen-before heights.
16 0 ReplyJust not specifying if in positive or negative
9 0 Replyheights
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Have you ever tried changing anything substantial in any other editor? It's a nightmare if you want a custom experience.
14 0 Replykickstart.nvim is one of the configs of all time
13 0 ReplyI can also contest that this is a config
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It can be worth the effort, if the tool fit your needs and wants in the first place.
5 0 ReplyI tried. Going through that loop convinced neovim is not an ide. It's a means by which someone who wants to build an ide can build one.
If you're one of those people who doesn't want to build an ide, like me, it's not for you.
3 0 ReplyI felt this 😢
2 0 Replythat is accurate
1 0 ReplyJetbrains junkie here. What do you need a terminal Editor for?
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