I only use Neovim occasionally these days but was excited to see a guide on setting up lsp natively vs using a plugin. Nerd sniped on a Sunday afternoon in the best possible way 🤩

https://youtu.be/IZnhl121yo0

Refactored my Neovim config and oh boy it's clean. Startup time is 38ms 🔥

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Thanks for the prompt; just realized my new setup absolutely borked my GitHub repo with the Dotfiles so will need to completely redo it lol 

In the meantime, nvim config: https://cdn.stevedylan.dev/ipfs/bafkreicnyi5wvep4kjvsgbtaamm6zohp6mlidroepjn55tb3dnvngvnwji?filename=nvim.zip

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Yeah I've been meaning to try it out again. I tried it when it was in beta and found the collaborative editing really slick although it's not really a useful feature for me anymore. 
I've heard it's gotten a lot better since the beta!

You should check out Zed! It’s built in vim mode is something special, even wrote a blog post about the whole transition. 

With that said I still keep Neovim in my pocket for quick edits or config changes, but redoing my config always reignites my love for the whole thing.

I miss this feeling - I've been using cursor as my daily driver now and it just doesn't have that same magic feeling like nvim

Getting your vim/neovim setup just the right way is such a great feeling

100%, even if I don't use it regularly it just feels

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For sure. Just mastering and owning your editor/IDE is half the battle (I aaaalmost used that pic lol)