State of Neovim
by Justin M. Keyes
Engineer at AWS
Justin has guided the Neovim project as a core maintainer since 2014. Author of vim-sneak, vim-dirvish, and tree-sitter-vimdoc. Working at AWS in Berlin.
Your favorite editor's conference!
The annual conference about your favorite editor! For the third time we invite you to join us for a day of talks and celebration of Neovim and the community around it.
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Keynote by Justin M. Keyes
Justin has guided the Neovim project as a core maintainer since 2014. Author of vim-sneak, vim-dirvish, and tree-sitter-vimdoc. Working at AWS in Berlin.
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ThePrimeagen and TJ DeVries, dynamic and influential figures in the world of Neovim, once again do us the favor of hosting the NEOVIMCONF.
ThePrimeagen
Passionate and knowledge-driven, ThePrimeagen has created a substantial following through his captivating YouTube and Twitch channel providing educational commentary and live coding streams. Works at Netflix, btw.
TJ DeVries
TJ DeVries, a prominent Neovim core contributor and author of Telescope, has made remarkable contributions to the project, improving its extensibility and providing valuable guides not just for newcomers to neovim. Pretends to get paid for writing ocaml at sourcegraph.
Schedule
This year we've packed the schedule with a diverse group of speakers from all over the world and squeezed them into a single day. Times are adjusted to your local timezone.
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15:30UTC Intro
16:00UTC State of Neovim
Live Talkby Justin M. Keyes
16:35UTC Designing a theme with a coordinated color scheme in HSL using Lua
Lightning Talkby Takuya Matsuyama
16:50UTC 10 years on, a historic perspective
Live Talkby Björn Linse
17:25UTC Cultural Learnings of VIM for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of UNIX
Lightning Talkby hao wang
17:35UTC Nixvim: Configure Neovim with the power of Nix
Lightning Talkby Gaétan Lepage
17:50UTC Contributing to Neovim (and how it's different from other editors)
Live Talkby Maria José Solano
18:25UTC That One Micro Talk on Macros
Lightning Talkby Jesse Leite
18:35UTC The Laziest Neovim
Lightning Talkby Abhishek Keshri
18:45UTC How to write 35+ plugins and not become more insane
Lightning Talkby Evgeni Chasnovski
19:00UTC No other 'option': Neovim option internals
Live Talkby Famiu Haque
19:35UTC Plaintext Notes: Using Vim + FZF + RG to build a personal notetaking system
Lightning Talkby Emilie Ma
19:50UTC The underrated square bracket
Lightning Talkby Josh Medeski
19:55UTC The State of the Terminal
Live Talkby Gregory Anders
20:14UTC Developing kitty-scrollback.nvim
Lightning Talkby Mike Smith
20:24UTC Programmers are actually humans
Live Talkby TJ DeVries
21:00UTC Using Neovim to Help Develop Secure Code
Lightning Talkby Mathew Payne
21:10UTC Introducing nvim-llama
Lightning Talkby John McBride
21:20UTC Fireside chat with TeeJ and The Primeagen
22:10UTC Outro
