#neovim — Public Fediverse posts

What’s New in Neovim 0.13 (still under development): native multiple cursors, better support for persistent remote sessions, filesystem-watcher-based autoread, structured concurrency for Lua, improvements to built-in LSP completion... #Neovim https://dotfiles.substack.com/p/whats-new-in-neovim-013

Когда есть минутка пишу г*вно код на python

#Linux #development #neovim #kde

Moving from Windows, .NET, and Visual Studio to Linux, Python, and Neovim

https://michaelscodingspot.com/windows-dotnet-to-linux-python-neovim/

#python #linux #neovim #ide #dotnet #windowsdev #visualstudio #programming

Moving from Windows, .NET, and Visual Studio to Linux, Python, and Neovim

https://michaelscodingspot.com/windows-dotnet-to-linux-python-neovim/

#python #linux #neovim #ide #dotnet #windowsdev #visualstudio #programming

Moving from Windows, .NET, and Visual Studio to Linux, Python, and Neovim

https://michaelscodingspot.com/windows-dotnet-to-linux-python-neovim/

#python #linux #neovim #ide #dotnet #windowsdev #visualstudio #programming

Moving from Windows, .NET, and Visual Studio to Linux, Python, and Neovim

https://michaelscodingspot.com/windows-dotnet-to-linux-python-neovim/

#python #linux #neovim #ide #dotnet #windowsdev #visualstudio #programming

Moving from Windows, .NET, and Visual Studio to Linux, Python, and Neovim

https://michaelscodingspot.com/windows-dotnet-to-linux-python-neovim/

#python #linux #neovim #ide #dotnet #windowsdev #visualstudio #programming

How to use multiple Cursors, merged into Neovim nightly, scheduled for release in Neovim 0.13 #Neovim https://blog.olimorris.com/2026/09/02/multiple-cursors-in-neovim-0.13/

Finally got around to setting up #neovim to render man pages. It’s trivial to get the default going, but if you’ve got the keyboard shortcuts for less burned into your mind and demand a non-cluttered view, some tweaks are required. I've captured my configs. Tested in #FreeBSD, #AlpineLinux, #macOS, and #Debian.

https://markmcb.com/cli/neovim-man-pages/

Finally got around to setting up #neovim to render man pages. It’s trivial to get the default going, but if you’ve got the keyboard shortcuts for less burned into your mind and demand a non-cluttered view, some tweaks are required. I've captured my configs. Tested in #FreeBSD, #AlpineLinux, #macOS, and #Debian.

https://markmcb.com/cli/neovim-man-pages/

#neovim Development News

The 0.12 version updates `:delmarks` command to trigger the `MarkSet` event (with `line` and `col` set to 0).

PR:
- github.com/neovim/neovi...

feat(events): trigger MarkSet ...

Note to self: Do NOT allow LazyVim to install a shitload of breaking changes when the kids have school tomorrow, even if you're not really intending to work tonight.

#neovim #LazyVim #BreakingChanges

What a world we live in! I noticed a post by @bremner linking to neovim fighting against removing a DHH quote. Given that DHH actively associates himself with white supremacy and ethnic cleansing, choosing to associate your project with him is quite a choice.

Well. Reading to the end of the thread, the maintainer decided to go out with a bang. I'm not sure this is any better a look than fighting for the DHH quote in the first place, but here we are.

Here's the link to the issue:

https://github.com/neovim/neovim.github.io/issues/501

Here's the patch that was finally accepted:

https://github.com/neovim/neovim.github.io/pull/504

And here's a link to something to use instead of Neovim:

https://codeberg.org/evi-editor

#neovim #dhh #fascism

Lost in a large codebase? 🔎

I built tgrep.nvim to bring Microsoft’s tgrep search into Neovim, with the fff-plus picker.

• Search as you type
• Preview matches before opening
• Jump into splits or tabs
• Send matches to quickfix
• Use an index, with filesystem fallback

Try :Tgrep in your project. I’d love to hear what would make it fit your workflow.

github.com/vinitkumar/tgrep.nvim

#Neovim #OpenSource #DevTools

🚨 New Blog Post Alert! 🚨

My latest blog post is again about the intersection of the Java and NixOS ecosystems. This time I wrote a derivation that packages the jfmt formatter as a statically linked binary using GraalVM for use as a formatter in Neovim. It also includes some tips for debugging non-reproducible derivations.

👉 Full Story: https://britter.dev/blog/2026/05/06/jfmt-nixvim/
📄 Code: https://github.com/britter/nix-configuration/blob/de29395c70bba3a5d2b416b97bd8e5cc6955944d/packages/jfmt-java/default.nix

#nixos #java #graalvm #neovim #nixvim

I really hate using VS Code for... well, anything, really.

Thing is, I haven't yet worked out how to set up #NeoVim and #clangd for #PlatformIO and #Arduino projects. I'm guessing the Pico SDK is going to be equally as awkward when I get around to it.

Plus, there's no way to get clangd to properly interpret Psion's old 16-bit DOS-influenced C. If LLVM can't compile it, clangd doesn't seem to care about it.

Does anyone have any tips on using #clangd with the #Arduino libraries? Specifically for use in #NeoVim.

At some point I'll move this project over to the Pico SDK, but for now I'd like to edit this code without resorting to VS Code.

#AskFedi #LazyWeb #hivemind

Other projects I use every day:
#Matrix spec & clients like #FluffyChat and #nheko
#Bitwarden & #Vaultwarden password manager
#Neovim text editor
#clangd LSP

I'd love to encourage these projects to jump ship, and I celebrate those that do. I am much more likely to provide quality contributions if you host on your own forge, or a free one, and I am sure I'm not alone in this.

GitHub is hostile to FOSS and, despite giving away lots of free-of-cost stuff I believe ultimately hurts us.

@pythno #clangd is a LSP for c language and c++. So, if you don't install clangd it'll not work.

#neovim

@pythno Try ...
1. Install #clangd but don't setup LSP. This will disable auto completions.
2. Use #codelldb for debugging -> https://igorlfs.github.io/neovim-cpp-dbg

#neovim

I'm now convinced that I'm not going to be able to get #clangd to behave properly with C89 code for 8086.

It might be a skill issue on my part, but there's only so much time I want to spend getting my tooling working.

Until I have a better solution, I'll have to stick with VS Code.

#retrocomputing #retrodev #NeoVim

Is anyone out there using #NeoVim for #retrodev in C, specifically 16-bit x86 (e.g. DOS)?

Do you also have a working language server?

I'm hitting some snags trying to configure #clangd that I just don't have with VS Code. (e.g. recognising cdecl)

Also willing to hear from people using other editors!

EDIT: This is actually for Psion EPOC16 development, but the TopSpeed C compiler runs in DOS and uses DOS conventions to make 8086 binaries. The Psion SIBO C SDK then strips the MZ header and adds an EPOC16 one.

#retrocomputing #msdos

My next #NeoVim related challenge is to work out how to get #clangd to work with the #Psion SIBO C SDK.

It's probably going to involve #cmake, something I've successfully avoided for some time now.

Needs must, as they say.

Is anyone using #NeoVim with #clangd for #retrodev with early-90s C libraries? I can't make head nor tail of the documentation.

So far for my .clangd file I've got something like this:

CompileFlags:
  Add:
      "-I/home/alex/dosbox/sibo-c/SIBOSDK/include"

But I don't think this is actually doing the job of setting the path, not to mention ignoring all other (more modern) include paths. I also need to set C89 and maybe tell it that it needs treat the code as something vaguely DOS-like.

What's really galling is that this is very easy with VS Code and just bloody works -- one JSON file that it practically fills in for you and you're done.

EDIT: To clarify, the build environment is inside DOSBox (TopSpeed C compiler, Psion SIBO C SDK), so I don't think tools like bear will work (though I'm happy to be proved wrong!).

EDIT 2: Fixed the path in the code snippet (which I changed originally for essentially no reason).

#retrocomputing #clang #llvm

Convention over customization.
This is why I love projects like Keep a Changelog, Conventional Commits and Semantic Versioning. They allow for some neat processing by other tools which just wouldn't ever be possible if everyone did their own, custom thing.

#git #ConventionalCommits #SemanticVersioning #Neovim #NeovimLazy

It's still not #officially #released, but I've just #published the #release #notes of the #version 4.0 of the #NormalNvim #Neovim #Distribution
https://normalnvim.github.io/blog/what-is-new-on-4-0/

y claro que he hecho #EditorHopping !

comencé con el bloc de notas por allá del 2004 cuando aprendí html, luego llegué a usar #DreamWeaver y #FrontPage hasta que tomé Java en la prepa y conocí #NetBeans que me acompañó un buen rato. Al migrar a linux usé #gedit pero pasé más tiempo en #Geany que es una joyita. Luego estuve largo tiempo en #SublimeText hasta que me decidí a saltar a #vim en 2014 y luego #neovim, que me acompaña desde ~2019

Hi diddly-dee,
It's #LazyVim for me!

Swapped my very basic config with LazyVim and I'm very happy!

Next steps are:
- Easy swapping of LSP (mainly #clangd) configs so that I can switch between targeted platforms (e.g. Windows and Linux, or Arduino UNO and RP2040)
- Integration with #PlatformIO
- Some way to side-by-side compare and modify git untracked changes

These are all things I have in VSCode, the target changing being the most important. I hope that there are equivalents for #NeoVim!