Just make anything that the easiest to do that can help people, no matter how mundane it is, the point is to get started making videos. I'm just a beginner so if u got beginner tutorial I will watch it! Good luck
yeah, I think I can give it a try
Yes, with the lspconfig and mason, you can install language server with a friendly user interface. I think this video is perfect for u, the base is NvChad
yes, it's ubiquitous so I just call it the book :D
I think we should have linux community, display Linux
One more thing I forgot to mention, for linting in neovim you should take a look at null-ls, you will get to it when configuring LSP (language server protocol), mason, etc.
If you are a beginner, I think you should try out preconfigured setup like NvChad, Lunarvim to get a feel of fully riced setup. But if you want to start config from scratch, I think kickstart.nvim from the video of TJ is a good starting point. Good luck on your journey!
I'll come back to reddit and encourage people to give Lemmy a try. Then I will quit it entirely, tbh I just use Reddit by adding it to the end of the search term to get better answers.
At what is this better than zsh, bash or fish? What make u switch to ysh?
Wow, that was quick. I heard that there's brown university version that have interactive quiz you should read as second run. Good luck
Thank u, I just started to learn rust. Looks quite scary for me as a js soydev.
I think we should have
opensource, displayOpen Sourcecommunity