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# Learn [Neovim (nvim)](https://github.com/neovim/neovim)

![nvim Screenshot](./media/preview.png)
![nvim Screenshot](./book/media/preview.png)

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# What is Neovim(nvim), really?

Neovim is a fork of vim which integrates LSP client and lua api for configuration and plugin creation. \
With the help of the lua integration, nvim's amazing community created a diverse [plugin ecosystem](https://github.com/rockerBOO/awesome-neovim) which feels designed right, robust, scalable and replaceable.

## I already know vim I just want to learn nvim

Great, you can skip half the guide :) \
Read [Chapter 8 - Personal Config vs Preconfigured Configuration](https://ofirgall.github.io/learn-nvim/chapters/08-advanced-config.html#personal-config-vs-preconfigured-configuration) go back to [Chapter 2](https://ofirgall.github.io/learn-nvim/chapters/02-basic-config.md) and then skip to [Chapter 8 - Basic Lua](https://ofirgall.github.io/learn-nvim/chapters/08-advanced-config.html#basic-lua).

# Why did I write this guide?

I started to use nvim in early 2022 after using sublime for about 6 years, I felt sublime was left behind pluginwise and it's not really competing with the features VSCode had to offer, I tried to use VSCode and after a week I understood it's not fitting for me, as it forced me to use my mouse more than often. I decided to give nvim a try, and it ended up as the best decision I made.

I didn't understand where to start from, should I learn vim first? how do I configure nvim? which plugins from the many many plugins do I need to use?
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# The book

If you find mistakes while reading make sure to let me know at the [issues section](https://github.com/ofirgall/learn-nvim/issues) or create a PR and become a contributor!

## [Start reading here](https://ofirgall.github.io/learn-nvim/)