nearly cried.

I had been working on this file for the last 4 or so hours.

And accidentally deleted it with NerdTree (mdy).

300 loc. poof.

scoured internet for recovery procedure.

and.......
... to no avail. just about to give up.

here comes the climax: .....

It was stillllll...... in the NEOVIM. BUFFER.
vim got my back.

praise you vim lord.

#vim_pope

my hand is becoming a bottleneck.

it used to be slow device. upgraded.
it used to be mouse & IDE. upgraded to nvim.

now. my wrist gets sore.
waiting for Elons brain computer interface.

Can we all take a moment to appreciate how good nvim is at it's job

Quick questions for some vim lovers out there.

I've seen a lot of youtube videos of people using vim/nvim/spacevim/... as their main IDE, claiming that they are perfectly fine with this setup. However, most of this people are programming in not heavy object oriented languages, like JS, C, Rust, Go.

My question is: are there any Java developers who are using vim as IDE and are satisfied with their setup? Is is even possible to migrate from Jetbrains tools to your setup without huge productivity drop? By productivity I mean - a lot of IDE stuff like name refactor, great lombok support, debugging tools

love the gruvbox theme. be it in nvim or vscode.

Here's the edit @Fast-Nop

Can we all appreciate how good nvim is at it's job.

Sometimes when I get stuck and have programmer's writer's block, I just take a deep breath and type ^x^l. After that everything's fine.

Vatthew 7:7

- your vim pope
#preach18
#vimduism

help! I can't do it with editors other than nvim. I have been spoiled.

Normal editors don't cut it anymore.

Vomans 12:9

- your vim pope
#preach9
#vimduism

Vsalm 30:11

- your vim pope
#preach10
#vimduism

Vimothy 6:12

- your vim pope
#preach33
#vimduism

Vohn 15:13

- your vim pope
#preach60
#vimduism

Vsalm 63:7

- your vim pope
#preach67
#vimduism