@xero Wait a minute. Fek! You made this colourscheme 
... like Hi 
, how are u ? I really liked it, very very much. It's my colourscheme of the year that's for sure.
And you see that issue popped up in your #github, well guess who ?? It's not an issue just a feature request. Please look into it when you're free 
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One of the advantages of using vim is that you can finish typing most of your rants with :q!
... and loop as many times needed /s
@geobomatic @ram @javalps Hey guys, I think I just found my colourscheme of the year #evangelion.
Check it out : https://github.com/xero/evangelion.nvim
rewrote my neovim configs again from scratch
https://github.com/xero/dotfiles/tree/main/neovim/.config/nvim/lua
lazy, blink, snacks, telescope, & more
#neovim #nvim #lua #editor #dotfiles #nix #nerdlife #rice #neongenesis
@noboilerplate Just in case this helps someone else: Mine was set to visible too, so I can't figure out why it's not always appearing by default! 
it seems to persist for notes where I 'activate' them, ah well.
The work around I learned which solved the problem for me is that you can hit Ctrl-; to bring up an 'add properties' menu which makes it super simple to add tags or any other property for that matter.
It struck me typing this that @obsidian and perhaps note taking systems in general are like #neovim - the time you invest in streamlining the way you use them productively pays back dividends several fold!
Thanks for the response and thanks for all the amazing videos!
Hey #mastodon . So right now I'm redoing my #neovim config and I'm looking for some new colour-schemes. I've used #catppuccin and #tokyonight for a long time and now want to try something new. I also really like that #rosepink scheme in light mode.
Could y'all recommended me something? #vim
I switched to using #vim as my main #RStats editor in 2018 and never really looked back. I used Nvim-R for my R integration and had been piecing my way with various plugins to a janky but workable editor.
Last year, switched over to #neovim and migrated my vim config to a fever dream of Lua config files so I could try out R.nvim (the successor to Nvim-R)
Last week I declared that setup to be a superfund site and downloaded #LazyVim and holy hell is it game-changing. Being able to fly to a function definition with `gd` is a power I did not know I needed. Hell, even #LazyGit is good.
Old and busted: https://github.com/zkamvar/config-files/tree/main/nvim
New hotness: https://github.com/zkamvar/config-files/tree/main/lazy-nvim
#neovim Development News
The 0.12 version will add support for multi-line LSP semantic tokens.
PR:
- github.com/neovim/neovi...
feat(lsp): support multiline s...
@thelinuxcast is this something that is dramatically different with #vim or #neovim packages?
I don't really use vim plugins, but from my experience with emacs packages there is usually (around 85% chance) a picture or gif to demonstrate any graphical changes made by the package. Packages that only provide some behind the scenes function may not have example pictures because it is a difficult change to visually capture (videos gifs may still work in these situations).
Another vacation blog post: "Neovim configuration for file and module navigation in CDS models", where I describe how I extended my Lua-based Neovim configuration for CDS filetypes to improve navigation to referenced files and modules.
In (neo)vim you can make macros by just typing the comands into a text buffer and than yanking them into a register. For example if you wanted to make a macro to save and compile a go project you could type the vim commands like so:
:w
:!go run .
and than select the whole thing and press "rd to copy it into register r ant than run it with @r.
New post: "Excluding specific diagnostics in Neovim".
Here's what I did to be able to filter out certain diagnostic messages in Neovim.
Share & enjoy!
https://qmacro.org/blog/posts/2025/08/04/excluding-specific-diagnostics-in-neovim/
#neovim Development News
The 0.12 version will update `vim.glob.to_lpeg()` to use more performant implementation. This should bring around 50% speedup for complex patterns.
PR:
- github.com/neovim/neovi...
feat(glob): New Glob Implement...
Well, I think the inevitable is happening. The switch from vscode(|ium) + vim motions to Neovim is happening, almost on accident.
This weekend I created a simple neovim plugin to display in the gutter the active marks. Check it out! https://dimtion.fr/blog/2025/guttermarks-nvim/
Installed a new #neovim theme because it's very important to me that my code be pink
@lazylemur Last time I searched, there wasn't much for #neovim without a plugin manager. Since I use #lazy, I've the options like `cond` to enable/disable plugins or loading them during specific events. If there's a way of doing all these without a plugin manager then I'll look it, maybe even implement it. But the resources were sparse.
Best of luck 
for your journey.
And update me if you find something.
