That’s precision 😎
Refurbished ARM-based MacBook Air will be suitable as long as you get 16 or 32 GB configuration. Anything under 16 is unusable with docker, a browser, an IDE, and LSP running at the same time.
ARM-based Macs can run Linux thanks to Asahi Linux.
But I love and use Mac OS. It’s really good for development work.
Cheers, I managed to get Rustacean set up. Will look at those video, thank you
Thank you, I’ll look into kickstart!
Here’s where I’m at. After a bit of fiddling, I managed to get Rustacean LSP working.
I also used ChatGPT to translate my existing .vim config to lua.
Ready to make the move from VSCode w/ Neovim emulator to Neovim proper. Need some recommendations please
Hello, I’m a developer wanting to change from VSCode to Neovim. I’ve been using a Neovim extension for VSCode, so I know how to drive it to some extent.
I work with:
- Rust
- Typescript
- React
I’m happy to use default NVim mostly with:
- ctags
- ins-completion
- netrwtreelisting
I want to keep things really simple and use defaults when reasonable.
I basically just want to know how to set up Rust analyser and (for ts) prettier/eslint.
Questions:
- Should I use a nvim conf file or lua? I’m happy to learn Lua if it’s recommended.
- If I need packages for the above functionality, which package manager is best (excuse the imprecise terminology)?
- Any additional recommendations?
Thank you.
Let the age of microcorporations begin
Annual only is a good middle-ground
Waiting for them to ban pokies any day now
Ecmascript is classic, but WebScript might be better going forward.
I find Python easy to just code a prototype with. But I find Rust easier to get right.
I’d try this
What in tarnation