Neovim, or Nvim, is a terminal-based text editor (IDE) commonly used for programming on Linux as well as macOS. It can be installed using package managers like pacman on Arch, apt on Ubuntu, dnf on RHEL, or by directly building from source. Neovim offers features like Language Server Protocol support and enhanced plugin support. Let’s look at […]
Guide to Installing Neovim on Linux: Explore the Modern Vim Read More »
If you have already put in the hours in vimtutor you will soon be looking for an autocomplete feature to use in vim. This is where CoC shines. CoC stands for Conquer of Completion. It is a Language Server Protocol client that is used for language-specific autocompletion. With CoC, you can be even faster in
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Hi, there readers! Today we will look into vim again, specifically how we can do search and replace easily in vim. In this article, we will look at the top 5 ways you can search and replace and reach that no-mouse vim goal. Remember to unmap the arrow keys! Also read: Vim Tutorial – All
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In this article, we will go through building some of our own keybinds that’ll unleash the real power of vim not only as a text editor but something much much larger. We will go through basic navigation through the g command, keybinds for editing HTML files as well as running external commands right from vim
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If you, like me, are a fan of the lightweight and reliable VIM text editor and want to stick to it instead of moving to the newer, fancier Integrated development environments like PyCharm or Atom, you have come to the right place. Text editors like Vim and Emacs are famously very extensible and in this
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Emacs and Vim are two of the most popular text editors used by Linux Users. The fight between Emacs and Vim has been going on for more than 35 years now, even before the modern Vim editor existed. With dedicated worshipers and haters of each software, it can be pretty hard for a new user
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In this article, we’ll learn the differences between Neovim vs Vim. Vim has the go-to software if you are looking for a powerful terminal-based emulator for decades. In fact, it is one of the oldest open-source projects that has survived in the course of time. There are a lot of very good terminal editors like
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In this module, we will be learning how to install plugins in vim using Vundle. Vim is a very small program and is minimalist by design. It is meant to run on machines with low computing and storage. This is not ideal for developers who want to use vim for their daily workflow. Luckily the
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In this article, we discuss how we can copy and paste from multiple registers in vim/Neovim effectively. This article is meant for vim user who has knowledge of the basic commands in vim. This article explains the basic concepts of copy and paste commands, vim registers with examples, and also discusses how we can add
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In this module, we’ll learn to use the VIM plug to install plugins. Vim is one of the best text editors out there. It is very mature, efficient, and extensible. It offers a wide range of editing options and commands but lacks some of the features of a modern text editor. This is because Vim
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