Inspecting Python libraries with Neovim and Tmux

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NEOVIM LAZY IDE SETUP
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0:00 - Intro
0:30 - Moviepy example
2:10 - Inspecting libraries with Neovim
5:09 - ZazenCodes
5:40 - Using Python LSP for exploring code
7:01 - Airflow example
10:10 - Outro

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  • @topcivilian
    @topcivilian2 ай бұрын

    Thanks so much for making this content. I use Neovim and Tmux on an old ThinkPad running Linux (server edition) without GUI. These videos are incredibly valuable to me, the production quality, tone, and flow are perfect, so keep up the good work and don't let the low view count or subscriptions get you down. Hopefully the Google algorithm will be generous and reach out to more folks like me. This channel needs 1M+ subs, let's go!!

  • @ZazenCodes

    @ZazenCodes

    2 ай бұрын

    You’re welcome! I’m glad you found value in my videos thus far. But also some confirmation that my style is resonating. Cheers!

  • @RohitJuyal-kj2lp
    @RohitJuyal-kj2lpАй бұрын

    sir do you use debugger if yes please make a video on that. Thank you for this video.

  • @arnoldwolfstein
    @arnoldwolfsteinАй бұрын

    i dont get it: why didnt we gd from directly first file of yours? gd from your import?

  • @arnoldwolfstein

    @arnoldwolfstein

    Ай бұрын

    ok, we're doing it later

  • @ZazenCodes

    @ZazenCodes

    Ай бұрын

    I didn't even consider this to be honest but yeah that would work. However it opens the library file and doesn't change the dir of my neovim session so it's more difficult to understand and show what's happening

  • @jeyptmanyt6599

    @jeyptmanyt6599

    13 күн бұрын

    ​@@ZazenCodes You can use oil nvim to see the directory of the file you are using, I was confused as well as to why we couldn't do gd, but I guess you don't use oil. But without using oil, you can still change the directory of neovim to the directory of the file you have opened by a keymap. You could just split the window and open a new buffer in the new window to gd. This would be much simpler than your current setup wouldn't it? ... Just a suggestion, But anyway like your vid