This is possibly my favorite Neovim and Rails config

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This video is sponsored by CodeRabbit (https://bit.ly/4epXsVj). Instead of leveraging AI to write your code, CodeRabbit keeps developers in the driver's seat — reviewing PRs as they are opened with committable suggestions. The best part — a description that actually describes your PR. 14-day free trial without a credit card. Neovim Course: https://learn.typecraft.dev/neovim-for-newbs/ The config: https://github.com/typecraft-dev/rails-neovim-config Join the community: https://discord.gg/TfPqD3MWVq X: https://x.com/typecraft_dev You know, I like to think we have fun here. I love showing off cool tools and amazing neovim configurations, so that you all can take inspiration and have fun molding these things for your own needs, wether its programming, devops, writing, whatever. But lately, I’ve been seeing some comments from people asking to see me do some ACTUAL work. And here it is, in this video we are going to build a great ruby on rails config for neovim. Then we’re actually going to commit some code. That’s right baby, we’re actually going to do some work. We are going to start with a very basic setup with neovim. We are going to be using lazy.nvim and lua as our primary way to install libraries and keep track of dependencies. So we already have lazyvim set up here