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Not a Vim user myself but I’m keeping an eye on neovim especially after seeing the demo of distant, which is a remote editing plugin. I do a lot remote Python d
by memco 5y ago
Not a Vim user myself but I’m keeping an eye on neovim especially after seeing the demo of distant, which is a remote editing plugin. I do a lot remote Python dev and debugging and Nvim hasn’t quite fit the need just yet. Though I Would love to move my workflow into the terminal just so I can consolidate everything into a single workspace. I currently have nearly a dozen workspaces and something like 20 editor windows for different projects which I think is too much, but it’s the only way I have to stay organized right now.
- auslegung 5y agoThis is a gentle plan to learn Vim in 4 weeks: https://peterxjang.com/blog/how-to-learn-vim-a-four-week-plan.html https://peterxjang.com/blog/how-to-learn-vim-a-four-week-pla.... I highly recommend it. I love what neovim is doing, but I think you get the most out of neovim by learning vanilla vim first.
- hn_version_0023 5y agoI appreciate such recommendations, thanks! I’ve used vimcasts.org and found it helpful as well.
- wanderingmind 5y agoIf you work on Linux all you need is sshfs to remote mount and if you have pycharm add the remote interpreter as the project interpreter. It works like a charm even when debugging.