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@art I’m a long time #Vim and #NeoVim user. In fact, I’ve given talks on them. I use Vim key-bindings everywhere I can; especially #IdeaVim in #PyCharm. I’ve been using #HelixEditor lately. The key-bindings come from Vim, but aren’t about playing code golf. They’re about being easy to use and remember. When you start a multi-key sequence, there is typically a menu that pops up showing you what the next key can be. The big difference, though, is that in Helix first you make a selection, and then you act on it.
Helix is easier to use than Vim/NeoVim. I’m just a Helix beginner especially compared to my skills in Vim. Helix is absolutely worth a try. If it’s Vim for you, then it’s Vim. But Helix might offer you something familiar but simpler.
#neovim Development News
The 0.12 version will have customizable diff mode for changes within a line via `inline:` part of 'diffopt' option.
Also a new `DiffTextAdd` highlight group will be used for added text within a changed line.
PR (Vim patch):
- github.com/neovim/neovi...
vim-patch:9.1.{1243,1246} by z...
Also I really like these "semantic" color schemes. I started by using one called "Poimandres": https://github.com/olivercederborg/poimandres.nvim
I found it aesthetically pleasing at first, more minimalist, but then with use I realised it was also so much less distractive.
It's great to have treesitter and all the bells and whistles but code that looks like rainbows makes it harder to focus.
Now zenbones is my new way to go:
https://github.com/zenbones-theme/zenbones.nvim
And it's really well designed.
After experiencing an episode of aura and consequent migraine, the other day I decide to give a shot at light themes.
I think I spend so much time staring at various screens that having this kind of issues is almost inevitable, so I need to mitigate it.
First I switched my phone to light mode, and I could already feel the improvement.
Then the code editor (#neovim) UI. I settled on a theme called "zenbones" in its light variant.
It's great! I feel my eyes are doing better already.
Python developers might appreciate being able to look up stdlib documentation right inside of Vim: https://github.com/girishji/pythondoc.vim
In the past couple of days I’ve finally had some time to work again on nvim-http.
It’s a #Neovim #Python plugin compatible with comparable HTTP client plugins in VsCode and IntelliJ - or a little #Postman that runs in your favourite editor.
While I was away I didn’t notice that the repo in the meantime has ammassed almost 100 stars and it had a dozen of outstanding issues - sorry!
The latest release includes many improvements and features:
Fully migrated to the Neovim remote plugins API, now that Neovim has introduced breaking changes that make it incompatible with the old
vim.async_runAPI.Better handling of HTTP requests that don’t end with newlines or comment headers.
Added support for environent variables specified in
.envfiles, either in the same directory as the.httpfile or in the current working directory of the editor. The plugin now also supports environment variables specified both in*.env.jsonfiles (VsCode compatibility) and.envfiles.Added support for inline shell commands, either in the environment variable or in the HTTP request, delimited by
$(...).Added
-hand-toptions to the:Httpcommand to display the output in a horizontal split or in a new tab (the default is a vertical split).Added
--no-redirectsoption to:Httpto avoid following redirects.Added
-T/--timeoutoption.
Most underrated #neovim feature against eye tearing.
- Spares your eyes some effort.
- Makes the editor bring lines to your focus.
z. (lowercase z + dot)
Boom.
Current line gets *horizontally centered* 
Make this *alignment automagic*
by adding " z. " to your scroll keybindings.
Stop dropping eyeballs on this stupid code. 
#developers #programming #health
Wait, they added some new options to the right click menu too in neovim 0.11?
@ThierryStoehr
J'utilise #vi ou #neovim comme vi.
Il n'y a rien à ajouter.
Je n'utilise pas #vim.
J'utilise #Emacs pour toutes, même vi. Avec un grande tas des packages.
If you'd like to prank a fellow Vim user, send them a text file with `vim: revins` at the bottom and ask them to type some text in it... https://vimhelp.org/options.txt.html#%27revins%27
Unless they've turned off their `modeline` setting, something like this should happen:
#neovim Development News
The 0.11 version has improved right mouse click popup menu:
- "Open in web browser" when clicking on URL.
- "Go to definition" when LSP server is active.
- Show diagnostic entries if there are diagnostics set.
PRs:
- github.com/neovim/neovi...
- github.com/neovim/neovi...
feat(defaults): popupmenu "Ope...
Se me ha roto un plugin de #Neovim y he encontrado que puedo hacer lo mismo con la api de diagnósticos nativa. Qué bonito es eliminar dependencias de terceros en mi editor 
https://git.sr.ht/~groctel/dotfiles/commit/9c9318bc24ba2cde15bc1cbc9f4d5552ea9b7508
After a recent update neovim doesn't seem to correctly active my colorscheme anymore. It applies it seemingly as :colorscheme shows me the correct colorscheme but only a second :colorscheme <name> does actually make it take affect. This is royally annoying. Has anyone experienced similar issues?
