My initial reaction was “Oh god another distro” but I have to admit they’ve built some interesting looking affordances for LSP and similar installation and maintenance.
I’ve been feeling lately that while it’s fine to start with one of these canned “distributions” that if you’re a software developer or adjacent, taking the time to learn Neovim/Lua well enough to roll your own configuration is a worthy exploration to undertake.
Discovered this while watching Shane Mattner’s ESP32-C3 embedded Rust tutorials: https://youtu.be/vUSHaogHs1s
Possibly love at first sight. I just did
sudo apt install neovimand then followed the install instructions (https://docs.astronvim.com/#-installation) and finally enabled the community Rust pack (https://docs.astronvim.com/#-astrocommunity) and now I have a very feature-rich Rust coding environmentWhat editor did you use previously?
kickstart.nvim co-maintainer here.
My initial reaction was “Oh god another distro” but I have to admit they’ve built some interesting looking affordances for LSP and similar installation and maintenance.
I’ve been feeling lately that while it’s fine to start with one of these canned “distributions” that if you’re a software developer or adjacent, taking the time to learn Neovim/Lua well enough to roll your own configuration is a worthy exploration to undertake.