Next Level Neovim: Github Copilot, Session Management, and LSP-Zero !

**This video was sponsored by Brilliant**

We're kicking off a new series delivered monthly with updates to our neovim config with new plugins and changes as they happen. We're here to give you some answers to the most pressing questions asked in the comments and on Twitter.

Github Copilot changes the game for development, and we're unpacking how to set it up and what it looks like in Neovim.

Auto-session makes jumping into and out of sessions just as we left them easy. Oh and get ready for navigating between sessions with Telescope.

LSP's are great but who wants to manually install each one? LSP-Zero is here to solve that problem behind the scenes.

00:00 Introduction
00:51 Thanks Typecraft Gang !
01:32 Github Copilot !
04:39 Brilliant: Sponsored Segment
06:02 Auto-Session
08:15 Session Navigation with Telescope
09:33 LSP-Zero
10:58 Outro

[meowhib]

Usually I don't like sponsorships but I'm glad you're sponsored now. Such people, like yourself, deserve it! Keep up the good work man!

[Redyf]

Your channel is absolutely one of my favorites, the quality of every video is superb!

[QuantumMechanic]

Session management! Thank you so much for sharing your experience about the auto session plugin!!!

[ButerFiv]

Perfect timing. I just started watching your neovim videos a few days ago. I've been on VSCode/Jupypter for years since my job is in data science, but I'm having to program more backend application stuff at work. I'm hitting that VSCode productivity limit. You easily have the best videos on Neovim since 99% of videos out there assume people are switching from packer to lazy and already have a strong knowledge of what's going on. Thanks!

[sivnsic]

thank god this channel exists, it's very helpful.

[faustozampa]

Great video stil updating my config. Fist channel that mad me get into nvim without getting lost

[felipegutierrez]

I dont want to scare you, but I love your channel, Great content!

[AhmedMOHAMED-hlhd]

Perfect video as usual man i really am a fan if your style keep the good work man can't wait till the new video drops

[madmaxdev]

Amazing series❤. Please add latest changes to the repo.

[vl]

You're the reason i got into Neovim. and now i can't go back. thank you!

[jds]

Thanks, again a very useful collection of tips! I have already added auto--session to my arsenal after seeing it here. If I may add a comment regarding the background music: it was nice, but a bit too loud and distracting.

[fantero]

This is actually pretty cool!! See you on the next episode nerd

[notgate]

Did you not need `pre_save_cmds = { 'Neotree close' }`?
autosession would freak out on me if neotree was open last time I quit neovim

[stuvius]

I just followed the first four parts of the noob series and I absolutely loved it!
I hope I can make the switch from VSCode, but I am not sure how to handle the individual configs for each project. For example in one project at work, Eslint is used for formatting, while Prettier is used for another. This is easy to handle in Vscode since you can just create a local settings file for each project and specify which formatter to use there. How would you handle that in Neovim?

[hberto]

Nice stuff! Which terminal emulator do you use?

[code_japi]

thank you for the tutorial! where can i find your config for neovim?

[daxtgames]

Love your channel! Long time vim user, been wanting to try neovim for a long time.

Finally jumped after watching you neovim 0 to ide course and am loving it.

Also a heavy tmux user. Have you ever used tmux-resurrect?

I routinely have 3 named sessions with up to 45 terminal windows/panes that I just restore from disk and save when required. Check it out if you haven't.

[foreignconta]

It's a big learning curve for me. I need to view pydoc and venv support for my projects and I have not been able to made it properly work with lazy.

[codebowl]

Auto Session is nice, I just wish it would allow me to rename what is displayed in telescope window :). Loving this plugin so far though, 1 tmux window for my editor now vs having many different projects open in different windows

[dtulkxn]

Love the tmux vid here. Using it now for 2 days and it dope. Curious as I am trying not to up my pycharm license this year, do you have a vid on how to create a "structure" window. In pycharm and I assume vscode, you can quickly look down and see a scrolling windows of all your functions and those types of things...