I've been using Neovim as my main code editor for a while now, and so far, I haven't changed my mind. I wrote some articles about this editor, and ...
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Excellent writing, Elves. I'm yet to make the move to init.lua. But when I read such good articles such as this, I'm one inch more inclined to take the plunge. I just wish some of the configs, like code formatting, had less moving parts. Keep up the good work.
Thanks a lot!
Same here... I wish less moving parts were needed, too. But the effort is worth it once you experience the speed boost given by Lua and Lua-based plugins.
Amazing blog post, great config!
Thanks a lot!
Great article Elves! I would like to see "mason" instead of lsp-installer, from the same developer I think. I will keep an eye on your articles!
Valeu, Sérgio!
Never heard of it before. I'll try it later!
Great!
Have you tried the LunarVim configuration? It’s really nice also and completely in Lua.
I thought that's what this post would be about, given the word "moon" in the title.
Hahah... That's interesting... "Lua" is the word for "Moon" in Portuguese, the native language of the Lua creators.
I actually thought the same until I read it and found out what Lua means.
Not yet. It is the one Chris@Machine made, right?
Yes. His twitter is @chrisatmachine, so I assume it’s the same person. It’s been great for me.
Why auto import and other auto suggestions doesn't work inside . svelte files
Have you tried installing svelte-language-server with Mason/LSP-Installer?
Unfortunelly not