So I just got familiar with #neovim thanks to #lazyvim But now nevom v. 0.12 was released and it brings breaking changes. If my research if correct, breaking changes happen kinda often, which I don't have time and energy to fight.

Seems like this will be my return to #zededitor Thankfully it has a toggle for turning off all #aiFeatures

At least it was just before I get my new #laptop so I won't have to waste time with setting up there!

I've been using #vscode for a long time now, both at work and in private. I remember switching to it felt weird and lightweight and it took me a bit to get used to. But ever since I've had the feeling on depending on #ms which I battled with "oh well it's #opensource so if ms ruins it, there will be forks".

Lately however they went all in #ai being the primary focus. That made me realise that sooner or later they are gonna gate keep with that "bonus AI features" that you can't get otherwise or you already pay for.
So I started looking for alternatives and initially landed on the #Zed text editor. That works great and is astonishingly fast!
But zed also started the same play as ms, put as many AI features as possible as a monetization strategy.

So when I found out that neovim also has mouse supprt, I finally got to setup #neovim via #lazyvim and I was pleasantly surprised how good it is. Even the supoort for #flutter is better the on zed. It's basically same as on the officially supported vscode! Looking forward to a new journey with #opensource

"LazyVim for Ambitious Developers" is a real treasure. Often times I am aware neovim with lazyvim can do some clever things but unsure how to 'discover' them. This guide has it all in one place.

Chapter 14, for example, details exactly how to make use of abbreviations, snippets and add your own. Not just for developers!

https://lazyvim-ambitious-devs.phillips.codes/

#Neovim #LazyVim