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practicalli-johnny12:07:27

Neovim config updates • Updated https://practical.li/neovim/configuration/astronvim/config-design/ with more examples • Set notify pop-up to show from bottom to avoid clash with noice dialog boxes in practicalli/astronvim-config • rainbow-delimiters-nvim plugin from Astrocommunity replaces nvim-ts-rainbow2 • Visual-multi lazy load on file open • Created https://github.com/practicalli/astronvim-config/releases/tag/2023-07-08 • Intent to deprecate and archive the practicalli/neovim-config-redux project. This may eventually be replaced by an Olical/nfnl based project (although at the moment I am very happy with AstroNvim and Lua) Note: Config updates completed via AstroNvim on a Pixel2 smartphone running in Termux (works very well)

rafaeldelboni12:08:36

Hello I saw this: > Intent to deprecate and archive the practicalli/neovim-config-redux project. This may eventually be replaced by an Olical/nfnl based project (although at the moment I am very happy with AstroNvim and Lua) Maybe you will like to check this out: https://github.com/rafaeldelboni/cajus-nfnl It's very wip, but I have all current cajus stuff working this new framework, feedbacks are welcome :)

rafaeldelboni12:08:49

I know everybody is loving astrovim, but for the curious to check a nvim config with nfnl from the ground up, maybe this could be a reference

practicalli-johnny13:08:59

Cajus does look very interesting, thanks for sharing. I will give it a try with Neovim 0.9 so I can try it alongside other configurations

rafaeldelboni13:08:00

Cool, I'm really liking lazy.nvim so far, thanks for introducing me to it.

practicalli-johnny13:08:07

Lazy.nvim is great for plugin management, really nice UI. Mason is the same kind of UI for lint & format tools and LSP servers. Mason also integrates with null-ls which allows lint & format tools to report diagnostic where an LSP server isn't available (although something seems a little unstable when I have been using it, for other languages than Clojure)