I just updated my plugin for Vim and Neovim. The purpose is copy the file or directory paths of the file you are currently editing. I give you suggested leader key mappings. If you're a Vim or Neovim user, I'd love to hear your thoughts on it. https://github.com/andrewwoods/vim-copy-path-reference

As it turns out, #Neovim works well for #clojure development.

If you often work with large JSON or YAML files, this Neovim plugin might be able to help you out with navigation: https://github.com/JFryy/keytrail.nvim

Neovim Color Scheme Plugin Tutorial!!

https://youtu.be/zAkneCPIvFk

Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://youtu.be/zAkneCPIvFk

Bon je dois me rendre à l’évidence : je crois que j’aime bien écrire des articles de blog/tuto sur des sujets #tech comme j’ai fait pour celui sur #neovim
Est-ce qu’il y aurait d’autres sujets qui pourraient vous intéresser ? Mon setup #desktop #linux optimisé pour l’utilisation clavier avec #sway, #kitty, le lanceur #rofi (apps, emojis, etc), mes mappings #ergol et mes quelques apps #cli dont je peux pas me passer ?
Des tutos #python sur #litestar notamment ? Autre chose ?

Je viens de mettre à jour mon tutoriel sur la configuration de #neovim https://vincent.jousse.org/blog/fr/tech/configurer-neovim-comme-ide-a-partir-de-zero-tutoriel-guide/
J’ai notamment simplifié la configuration en enlevant `lsp-zero` et en utilisant les builtins #neovim à la place pour la configuration des LSP. Toujours preneur de vos retours !

I've been using Tridactyl[1] for a long time now for keyboard-driven vi bindings in the browser and yesterday decided to check out the alternatives, thinking maybe they provided some interesting features too.

I looked them all up: Vimium, Vimium C, Vimmatic, SurfingKeys and the result is: I am in awe of how advanced Tridactyl is in comparison to all of them.

Native messaging*, comprehensive ex command mode for commands and settings with live-previewed completions; hint-based visual selection, copying and focus; support for local filesystem text-based configuration; binding sequential browser actions to custom commands; tab group commands; actually launching (neo)vim to edit text areas; ...to name a few!

[1] https://tridactyl.xyz/

* do bear in mind the security implications of native messaging, as noted by the developers themselves, but you can have most of the functionality without it

A recent update to my qftools.vim plugin adds the ability to save and load quickfix windows to a file: https://github.com/andrewradev/qftools.vim#saving-and-loading

You can populate the quickfix window, prune it to whatever you need, and then save the curated results to a file to load later. There's also an "autosave" functionality that persists the latest quickfix automatically.

Neovim tip for today

Jumping up and down using <C-u> and <C-d> can be a little bit disorienting. Adding a snappy animation to these actions helped me a lot. I used neoscroll plugin for this.

https://github.com/karb94/neoscroll.nvim

```
{
"karb94/neoscroll.nvim",
opts = {
duration_multiplier = 0.1,
}
}

```

With an LSP server set up, this Neovim plugin can highlight variables differently based on their name: https://github.com/goldos24/rainbow-variables-nvim

It might get a bit too colorful, but it might be worth giving a shot.

Vim tip for today

Code folding in Neovim doesn’t need to be complicated. A few lines of config and a single `za` keymap for fold toggling is a good starting point.

```
vim.opt.foldmethod = "expr"
vim.opt.foldexpr = "nvim_treesitter#foldexpr()"
vim.opt.foldenable = false
vim.opt.foldlevel = 99
```

I was just wondering if I am the only person among the FreeBSD users having issues with LSPs? Seems like there are many LSPs that are not working under FreeBSD. Tried to integrate some in my Neovim setup just to notice that quite a lot of them are not working or at least are not supported on FreeBSD Mason and Lazy seem to complain about everything. How are you guys dealing with this?

Exactly six months ago, I started my journey into the Neovim universe. I'm still thrilled and look forward to using it every day.

The LSPs are simply unbeatable. Getting automatic completion while writing an Ansible script is incredibly convenient. Writing a Python script on a remote machine is a joy, and having an automatically incrementing serial number in bind zones is a nice bonus. And there's so much more.

Thank you, Neovim Universe!

Scholar.nvim - Sepia color scheme for light mode

https://github.com/abreujp/scholar.nvim

Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://github.com/abreujp/scholar.nvim

Neovim won't start #bash #neovim

https://askubuntu.com/q/1549443/612