I love it when I see setups where people put everything together from the ground up. LazyVim is just an alternative to I think it's Packer that Prime uses. Did you mean NVChad? I've done the whole ground up thing, but NVChad is just too good!
Dreams of Code on YouTube has a bunch of amazing NVChad tutorials, If you haven't seen them, I'd highly recommend them :)
Keep on trucking and learning! I love seeing people who are willing to put in a little extra work for something they think is cool!
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LazyVim is a "distro" like NVChad, "Lazy.nvim" is a plugin manager used by LazyVim comparable to Packer. It's a confusing choice of name, but they do pretty much the same thing.
I love it when I see setups where people put everything together from the ground up. LazyVim is just an alternative to I think it's Packer that Prime uses. Did you mean NVChad? I've done the whole ground up thing, but NVChad is just too good!
Dreams of Code on YouTube has a bunch of amazing NVChad tutorials, If you haven't seen them, I'd highly recommend them :)
Keep on trucking and learning! I love seeing people who are willing to put in a little extra work for something they think is cool!
I haven't heard of NVChat but thanks for sending those tutorials! I'll have to check them out one of these days.
LazyVim is a "distro" like NVChad, "Lazy.nvim" is a plugin manager used by LazyVim comparable to Packer. It's a confusing choice of name, but they do pretty much the same thing.
Oh wow. Everything makes sense now 😂