If you have not been following @teejdv's (please make a bsky account) "advent of neovim", do yourself a favor and check it out! Advanced users can probably skip the first 4-5, but ive been learning something new in each of the latter videos! youtube.com/playlist?lis...
OCaml is a blast, pure functional >90% of the time, but for those moments where you really need a hash map/array or mutability, it's there and blends right into your program!
Caveat that, of course, I won't replace every json, but if one needs to be manually maintained and has recurring patterns or duplicate info I will be fast on the trigger to swap it for a lua generator.
I think this is what apple tried to do with pkl, but it felt like overkill for my current needs
I'm done with json, after 2 years of neovim, I never want to write json again if I can instead write Lua (or luau).
I just replaced my karabiner.json with a Lua file that generates the json and it's so much better.
Using lune-org.github.io/docs and it's serde built-in
Wow amazing, thank you! I'll try it out and take a look, I am also no treesitter expert, but if I find an opportunity to contribute I'll send it your way
Ocaml neovim users, do you get treesitter textobjects? I've found the ones I use a lot with other languages like `vif` (select function) or `vaa` (select parameter) dont work with ocaml
Is this just the nature of the syntax? Are there other text objects I should configure for ocaml specifically?
A large brown, black and white eagle descends with wings outstretched as a younger eagles tries to grab her catch with their talons.
An adult African Fish Eagle wanting their share of the sub-adult’s catch…
📍Akagera National Park, Rwanda.
#Raptors #TalonTuesday #birds #wildlife #nature #BirdPhotography 🪶
Very interesting, I bet this will change with the new `dune tools` stuff in dune developer preview
Woah interesting, thanks for the tip! Any idea why dune watch is necessary? Seems like a strange interaction between the two tools.
Glad there is a solution, but I would love if it could work without dune watching
Ocaml users, how do you auto-format dune files? Bonus points if you use neovim with conform/null-ls
I use it to debug other languages too, any debugger that implements the dap protocol will work (i.e any debugger that works with vscode)
You got me to check my dotfiles to make sure it was indeed built-in and I didn't also have a keymap for this 🤣
I think this was added natively to both vim and neovim in ~2022: neovim.io/doc/user/cha...
Check out the neovim feed bsky.app/profile/did:...
Come hang with us in the neovim feed! bsky.app/profile/did:...
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If there are other ways to achieve this with nvim-dap, nvim-dap-ui, or any other neovim plugins please let me know!
Finally got around to making a logpoint/conditional breakpoint UI for #neovim with nvim-dap.
So cool how you can edit them in the middle of a debug session and the changes will carry over.
It's a tiny amount of code, but I packaged it as a plugin for those interested: github.com/itsfrank/bre...
A pair of Malachite Kingfishers. Normally found on their own and highly territorial - preferring a solitary life. They only come together for the breeding season. Photographed in Kigali, Rwanda.
A pair of Malachite Kingfishers.
📍Kigali, Rwanda.
I was struggling too until I restarted with github.com/nvim-lua/kic...
It's been 2 years now, and I could not be happier. 0 lines remain from the original kickstart config, but it helped me focus on one piece at a time
The heck! That should say Neovim!
Tech industry: frontend or backend?
Me, a c++ engineer: huh?
Me: pip install pandas
My resume: skills: data science
