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when I first made a `.vimrc` was to enable indent folding, make some better
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when I first made a `.vimrc` was to enable indent folding, make some better
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keybinds for navigating windows, and adding a line number ruler to the side)
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keybinds for navigating windows, and adding a line number ruler to the side)
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Neovim (bottom left) further improved on Vim, adding support for Treesitter and the Language
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Neovim (bottom left) further improved on Vim, adding support for Treesitter and
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Server Protocoll, but the out of the box experience is the *exact* same as vim!
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the Language Server Protocoll, but the out of the box experience is the *exact*
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In order to take advantage of the LSP and Treesitter support, you have to
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same as vim! In order to take advantage of the LSP and Treesitter support, you
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install plugins, which means learning a Nvim package manager, learning how to
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have to install plugins, which means learning a Nvim package manager, learning
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configure LSPs, and configuring a new LSP for every language you want to use it
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how to configure LSPs, and configuring a new LSP for every language you want to
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with. (Or finding out about Mason and being OK with having multiple levels of
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use it with. (Or finding out about Mason and being OK with having multiple
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package management in your Nvim install alone). Dont get me wrong, Neovim is a
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levels of package management in your Nvim install alone). Dont get me wrong,
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great editor once you get over the hump, I still use it as my daily driver, but
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Neovim is a great editor once you get over the hump, I still use it as my daily
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so much of its functionality is simply hidden.
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driver, but so much of its functionality is simply hidden.
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Then we have the Helix (bottom right) editor. Colour scheme aside, everything is
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Then we have the Helix (bottom right) editor. Colour scheme aside, everything is
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just there. Helix doesnt have plugin support
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just there. Helix doesnt have plugin support
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[yet](https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/discussions/3806), but it has so
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[yet](https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/discussions/3806), but it has so
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much stuff in core that, looking through my neovim plugins, pretty much all of
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much stuff in core that, looking through my neovim plugins, pretty much all of
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my neovim plugins are in the core editor! (ironically, the one feature that
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them are in the core editor! (ironically, the one feature that I feel helix is
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helix is missing, [folding](https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/issues/1840),
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missing, [folding](https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/issues/1840), is a core
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is a core part of neovim, albiet one that requires some configuration to get
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part of neovim, albiet one that requires some configuration to get good use out
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good use out of). Helix has a config file where you can change a huge amount of
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of). Helix does have a config file where you can change a huge amount of
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settings, but its an extremely usable IDE out of the box, thanks to having all
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settings, but its an extremely usable IDE out of the box, thanks to having all
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of its features enabled by default.
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of its features enabled by default.
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[earlier](../nushell)
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### Concise and discoverable documentation
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### Concise and discoverable documentation
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