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An Experienced (Neo)Vimmer's Workflow
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this post was submitted on 08 Jan 2025
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Thanks for sharing, I haven't read it yet but it looks like there's lot of interesting stuff there. (Definitely not a "14 min read" 😉 )
I moved from (10+ years) Vim to Neovim about last year an I actually used Kickstart, but honestly, while it's nice to give you a start (especially from people coming from other, more "rich-by-default" editors), there definitely is the problem that I don't get to really understand how my own config works. ...which makes it harder to debug problems but also to ask for help.
And problems will inevitably come, especially with such an active ecosystem of plugins.
I've been planning to do a deeper dive into my config--perhaps even rewrite parts of it---so your article is going to be a good source.