tjdevries

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by tjdevries 3y ago
thanks for submitting :) if anyone has any questions, lmk!
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by tjdevries 3y ago
I think "best-effort" would be a good tagline for emacs
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by tjdevries 3y ago
glad you are enjoying it :)
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by tjdevries 4y ago
Oh cool, this is my video :) If you have any questions, I'm happy to answer them. It's been a fun and interesting project.
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by tjdevries 4y ago
I'm not sure what you don't like? Sorry, must just be missing your point.
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by tjdevries 4y ago
<3 glad to hear people are enjoying this combo
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PDE: A different take on editing code(youtube.com)
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by tjdevries 5y ago
My pleasure :) I have tons of fun doing it!
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by tjdevries 5y ago
Awesome One of us! One of us! One of us! ;)
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by tjdevries 5y ago
Ok, got some responses from him (I don't know what any of these things mean haha): vimtex works perfectly on neovim (in fact, the main developer uses neovim) and is very well documented texlab (the latex lsp server) also does build and
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by tjdevries 5y ago
I have to phone a friend in this one. I don't know much about latex in neovim these days. I pinged a buddy of mine to hopefully be able to respond here though!
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by tjdevries 5y ago
Rolling release is kind of hard. We want to make sure that we keep our promises that we've set forth in `:help api-contract` and other expectations about semver. We think this is very beneficial for the plugin writing community. It&#x2
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by tjdevries 5y ago
Wow, this is such an incredibly kind message! I had a really big smile on my face reading it. :) I really appreciate it and hope I can live up to the standard I'm trying to set. Hope you have a really great day!
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by tjdevries 5y ago
Hi, tjdevries here. Happy to try and answer any questions about the podcast or neovim generally :)
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by tjdevries 5y ago
Hi! Let me know if there is anyone/anything you'd like to see on Friday! Looking forward to releasing nvim 0.5 :) Thanks, TJ
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by tjdevries 5y ago
That's great to hear :) As you write more plugins, make sure to submit ideas to Neovim core about how to make Lua even easier and/or more integrated!
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by tjdevries 5y ago
Yup! We want to create interfaces to make this simpler for people to use. One example is here: https://github.com/mjlbach/neovim-ui which is just in a separate repo to make it easier to work on rather than one huge PR.
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by tjdevries 5y ago
I'll ignore the other parts I disagree with in this post, since it's cool to have different views but I just wanted to post that it may someday be possible to run vim9script plugins in neovim :) I'm working on a project that
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by tjdevries 5y ago
You can do something like this: ``` " Does: " For wrapped lines, does gj/gk " For large jumps, adds a spot on the jump list function! tj#jump_direction(letter) let jump_count = v:count if jump_count == 0 ca
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by tjdevries 5y ago
My pleasure :)
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by tjdevries 5y ago
https://twitter.com/TeejDeVries/status/1396881477263036417 ;) (I hope you are in on the meme, otherwise I am sorry for posting our "inside joke" response)
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by tjdevries 5y ago
unacceptable ;)
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by tjdevries 5y ago
Wow thanks! btw I'm tj :]
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by tjdevries 5y ago
It always feels really nice knowing that people are getting excited by your work. Thanks for the shoutout! (I'm tjdevries) Happy to answer any nvim questions while I'm here.
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by tjdevries 5y ago
Great <3 Hope you enjoy it! It was a lot of fun making it
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by tjdevries 5y ago
Thanks :) Hope you enjoy it!
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by tjdevries 5y ago
No problem :) Yeah (and I've said this elsewhere) I think people should use the tools that make them productive! So if that's fzf (or something else) then keep using that. I honestly just made telescope for fun on stream to start
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by tjdevries 5y ago
I would say it's more integrated but also more flexible (only within neovim though. I don't have any good solution to run telescope from command line at this moment). Each aspect of telescope can be customized (so you can change t
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by tjdevries 5y ago
Shortest "killer feature" is probably the re-use of native vim buffers inside of telescope. So one cool thing is when it does a preview, it will show you the literal buffer (so it will have exactly the same colors, syntax highligh
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by tjdevries 5y ago
Yeah, I contributed to Denite and have talked to shougo about Denite as an inspiration for telescope. It's a great project. I just added a note (which is the least I can do for the projects) here: https://github.com/nvi

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