My Neovim Setup in 2023
It's been years since I first started using neovim and I've been updating it regularly ever since.
I made changes to it by adding more plugins and beautiful color schemes, which were originally forked from Neovim-from-scratch.
I started managing all my packages using packer.nvim which has made things a lot easier. If you ever forget a key binding, the which-key.nvim plugin has been a lifesaver. And with the Copilot plugin, my coding productivity has skyrocketed.
I also have to give a shoutout to nvim-tree.lua for doing an amazing job and telescope.nvim for helping me find what I need quickly and easily.
If you're interested in my setup, you can check out my repo at https://github.com/duyet/nvim. And if you want to use it for yourself, just clone the repo to your ~/.config directory using the following command:
git clone https://github.com/duyet/nvim ~/.config/nvim
Now, take a look at some screenshots.
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