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Been going down a mini.nvim rabbit hole and wow, I wish I did this sooner 😭 Just replaced like half my plugins with it's modules. Shaved maybe another 10ms off my startup time, and the config feels FAST. Love how lightweight this setup feels! 

Link to the dotfiles below

Been going down a mini.nvim rabbit hole and wow, I wish I did this sooner 😭 Just replaced like half my plugins with it's modules. Shaved maybe another 10ms off my startup time, and the config feels FAST. Love how lightweight this setup feels! 

Link to the dotfiles below 
https://github.com/stevedylandev/dotfiles/tree/main/nvim

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I actually don’t think it’s that hard to learn, but it takes time to master and really use it.

A key distinction is the difference between vim bindings and the program vim. You can turn on vim mode in zed and practice the bindings right away; that’s where most of the power is. Vim or Neovim as programs take it another step by providing you full customization over your setup. Talking extensions and plugins you had no idea were possible. It’s cool, but tbh Zed does pretty much everything I need and its vim mode is specially crafted unlike VSCode plugins. Got some guides linked in the cast below and always open to DMs! :) 

https://farcaster.xyz/stevedylandev.eth/0x95165368

Definitely still using Zed. When I’m doing some quick edits I usually use Neovim but for long term projects I’m in Zed.