[SGVLUG] Stop using vim!

[Braddock Gaskill]

In light of our special guest this week, TJ DeVries the core maintainer of
NeoVim, I challenge you to make the switch from vim to nvim for the next
week.  Then bombard the speaker on Thursday with questions (or complaints!).

I made the switch last week and am finding stock NeoVim to be a better
experience than vim with ten years of "functionality" cruft in my vimrc.  I
think I'm a convert.

-braddock

On Wed, Feb 2, 2022 at 9:28 PM Nick Hyde via SGVLUG <sgvlug at sgvlug.net>
wrote:

> Title:
> Neovim as a Personal Development Environment (Speaker: TJ DeVries)
> This meeting will be on line via Zoom (see link below)
>
> Talk Description:
> The speaker, TJ DeVries, will go through some of the features of Neovim
> (some shared with vim and others unique to Neovim) and then show some of
> his favorite customizations that tackle common parts of his workflows.
> Topics will include the following: LSP, Debugging, Fuzzy Finding,
> Navigation and more.
>
> TJ DeVries BIO:
> He loves developer tools and is a member of the core team for Neovim. He
> also makes a lot of other tools related to Neovim on his stream on twitch (
> twitch.tv/teej_dv) and publishes YouTube videos about many of the same
> topics as well (youtube.com/c/TjDeVries).
>
> Agenda:
> 6:45 - Introductions, chat
> 7:05 - Announcements
> 7:15 - Talk start -- Neovim as a Personal Development Environment
>
> Zoom Link:
> https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83518830884?pwd=VzhlbitCUWpuTzF3Ni9MR0hKUUtkdz09
>
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>
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