Since I've decided to pivot to another area of tech over the past two years, I returned here to DEV to clean out my over 1100+ Reading List article...
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I installed Warp about a month ago
I have Warp installed too! I love it. Being able to use the keyboard to its fullest without fiddling with settings and profiles is a great feature.
Me too!
My terminal is very similar to yours, except I don't use file explorers in vim (or in the terminal in general) as I find them more confusing than helpful, so that bit's missing, and I usually have a patterned background and I recommend it to everyone:
My one and only terminal tip
Ben Sinclair ・ Nov 16 '20
Though nowadays I've started using wezterm as I can share the config between Mac, Linux and even WSL... and it's very configurable.
And thus everyone posted pictures of their
terminalsIDE's 😅Neovim runs straight out of the terminal. Unless I'm mistaken, it is no way an IDE.
IDE - integrated development environment.
Neovim - File browser ✅, Code Editor ✅, Syntax Highlighting ✅, Autocomplete code ✅, Debug Code ❌
Yeah, it's IDE in my opinion.
Perhaps I was thinking of Neovim in its bare form. Once fully configured, it is an IDE, but otherwise, I would still argue that it isn't.
You can debug code ✅ in Neovim.
github.com/mfussenegger/nvim-dap
Terminal = Alacritty + Tmux
Editor = Neovim
OS: OpenSUSE Tumbleweed (Tried using Arch for some time. But Tumbleweed was my type)
Theme: Catppuccin Macchiato
Pretty minimal and works just fine for me!
oh, man! I just loved alacritty but it doesn't allow ligatures in the fonts! but your screen recall me of good times.
No support for ligature is the only thing I hate about Alacritty. If you want the good side of alacritty with ligature support, I would suggest to use Kitty.
Neovim :)
Or with my other favorite background:
Love these types of posts!
I'm not actually a coder, so gonna just admire all the pretty colors, haha! 😍
Wish you all the best mate!
Using tmux is making terminal tabs irrelevant, drop those.
I'm using wezterm, also with lazyvim, catpuccin as a tmux theme, I have meta+number shortcut to switch tmux windows instead of terminal tabs, using sessions to switch between projects, and vim-tmux-navigator for speed.
I agree with you. I use tmux and neovim on Alacritty terminal emulator, no tabs needed. Alacritty doesn't even let you create tabs.
WezTerm, Starship, MonoLisa font, my own color scheme, lots of customizatons...
I, too, have recently adopted NeoVim and while I have a couple of config-niggles to sort out between my linter and formatter, I can't see myself going back soon
ANDROID TERMUX (Debian) + TMUX (With tricked out status) + VIM
Haven't used an actual PC/Laptop in MONTHS.
Dotfiles 👉🏽 github.com/devpunks/.files
👇🏾😈
Warp terminal with Neovim. Love it!
Neovim + Starship prompt + tmux.
And yes, I use vim-tpipeline to merge my tmux and neovim statuslines.
I'm not going to show you my terminal. What are you gonna do about it? Eh? Eh?
Amazing! could you share your your nvim config?
Heres my termux android terminal
If ever need to move to Arizona and find a stable job ping me, I can dig my connections