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