Execute **anything** in neovim (now customizable)

In this video I show how to take the autocmds we made in part 1 and start to connect them with User Commands within Neovim. You can then enable and disable these lua autocmds on the fly (with user input) so you can quickly and easily configure.

As I mentioned, if this video gets 2,000 likes I'll spend some time on making Part 3 (which I think will be really exciting).

Thanks!

#neovim #programming #lua

[jinhoyoon]

Thanks for the video! Your explanations are crisp and clear as always. You’re motivating me to try write more Lua code for my Neovim setup.

Also, please do a third video! That sneak peek you gave was crazy!!!

[droid]

2k reached, where is part 3. Hope you're a man of your word

[maxverb]

Looking forward to part 3! Those diagnostics actually look nicer than functionality that most IDEs provide.

[dadinhoschannel]

Watch out, everyone.
Don't let the awesomeness from this video fool you guys.
Last lua snippets part 3 was never out.

BTW, great video, duuude.

[nkodoko]

being forced to move from pulse to pipewire. Liking because i already know it'a great content, watching later when i get audio back up

[relicwarchief]

Love this video. Thank you TJ! The only recommendation I'd give is for title to include "Part #" if possible. I think it'd make things easy to follow for anyone else coming in.

[adriancostin]

This is golden. Was just trying two days ago to create a mini plugin to run some work specific commands to automate stuff. Did not know about create user command. Would have saved me a lot of time. Thanks!

[enriquefueyo]

Already pressed that like button. As usual, thanks for your content.

PS: if there is enough overflow of likes, will we get a part 3 of luasnip too? I guess it takes a lot of work but that serie was also amazing. Anyways, always grateful for your effort

[miyalys]

I'm happy to see this has 2000 likes! Thanks for making these!

[ratablnca]

These videos are AWESOME. I watched like 6 in the last couple of hours and learned sooo much. Thanks for sharing these in such a digesteable format!!

I'm hoping you come back to this topic and do a part 3, but thanks for the content either way 😁

[dereklomax]

Yes, keep em coming. This is great for TDD!

[Alpha_Dev]

Awesome work TJ, really want a Part 3 on this topic. Thanks for the content.

[rbereziuk]

Cool stuff, thanks TJ :)
Will be fantastic to see more about the combination between TreeSitter and snippets

[zeocamo]

Love the 42 on line 3, you know Teej is one of us.

[bobocsabin]

Awesome vid !
And thus vimacs is born ! :D :))

[gustavofsantos]

Thank you! I'm slowly moving to full lua config, but I was struggling with commands and still create them using vimscript. Your video helped me so much ♥️

[Merlinvn]

Thanks TJ for your great content. It would inspire the community to create more awesome Neovim plugin. Can't wait for the next video ❤❤❤

Im loving this series, would really enjoy a part 3!

[dermdorm]

Hey TJ. This video was amazing! Can't wait for the next one. (PS, this is the first video that I actually clicked the like button on).
I've got a quick tip. I would recommend you to use tmux when you're using vim because you can create multiple splits, sessions, windows, etc so you don't have to quite vim or create a terminal in vim. I think you should look into it and hopefully, you'll make a video on your thoughts about tmux.

[kiddkai]

nice one, can't wait for the extmarks one!