Jason Novinger @ jnovinger @programming.dev

Backend (and sometimes frontend) software engineer working on sports data a

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I'm personally still loving Regolith Desktop on top of Ubuntu/Debian.

@db0@lemmy.dbzer0.com posted a new Python wrapper for Lemmy that he's started working on over at !python@programming.dev : https://programming.dev/post/39578

Oooh, was just thinking about needing something like this for future tools. Will check it out!

Is this the book we're talking about?

https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/

Great suggestions!

Aaaaand it's over. Meant to get that out sooner. :/

Hey, forgot I needed a place like this too! Thanks for getting it going.

Hey @chaoticAnimals@programming.dev , I can't answer that specific questions, as I don't generally do anything with Java or Assembly. However, vim/neovim's ability to target features base on filetype is really helpful. It means that you can configure any particular plugin or feature to only work with *.py files, which is the python filetype in neovim.

I started with vim a long time ago and migrated to neovim a couple of years ago, so my personal configuration is kind of all over the place. With vim, I used things like python-mode which is all-in-one sort of Python plugin for vim.

Recently, on neovim, I've switched that out to use a Language Server Protocol plugin, like neovim/nsm-lspconfig for overall LSP configuration and language specific LSP servers, like python-lsp-server for Python.

You can get the LSP stuff for Python going by following the directions in neovim/nsm-lspconfig's README and in the projects server_configurations.md. server_configurations.md also contains tips for many other language/project specific LSP servers.

I'll see if I can boil my current config down to a minimum for LSP stuff later and post a link.

I couldn't agree more!

I had a great colleague at my previous job, who was great at reminding folks that we're there to get things done together and struggling in silence was the opposite of that. If you can't figure it out after an hour, give someone (anyone!) a holler and get a second opinion.