@mark yeah! i really like dumb jump!
it's just one of those packages that makes it possible to interact with sooo much stuff without any extra setup--often in a way where i'm actually pretty happy just rolling with it and a basic treesitter mode as my primary support for almost any language! […]
it's just one of those packages that makes it possible to interact with sooo much stuff without any extra setup--often in a way where i'm actually pretty happy just rolling with it and a basic treesitter mode as my primary support for almost any language! […]
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chitter.xyz
November 13, 2025 at 10:19 PM
@mark yeah! i really like dumb jump!
it's just one of those packages that makes it possible to interact with sooo much stuff without any extra setup--often in a way where i'm actually pretty happy just rolling with it and a basic treesitter mode as my primary support for almost any language! […]
it's just one of those packages that makes it possible to interact with sooo much stuff without any extra setup--often in a way where i'm actually pretty happy just rolling with it and a basic treesitter mode as my primary support for almost any language! […]
Yup, with treesitter it works pretty nice
November 10, 2025 at 2:54 AM
Yup, with treesitter it works pretty nice
折り畳み系プラグインを窓から投げ捨てろ(treesitterで代替可能)
https://zenn.dev/glmlm/articles/neovim-treesitter-fold-20251107 #vimeditor
https://zenn.dev/glmlm/articles/neovim-treesitter-fold-20251107 #vimeditor
https://zenn.dev/glmlm/articles/neovim-treesitter-fold-20251107
https://zenn.dev/glmlm/articles/neovim-treesitter-fold-20251107
zenn.dev
November 6, 2025 at 3:33 PM
折り畳み系プラグインを窓から投げ捨てろ(treesitterで代替可能)
https://zenn.dev/glmlm/articles/neovim-treesitter-fold-20251107 #vimeditor
https://zenn.dev/glmlm/articles/neovim-treesitter-fold-20251107 #vimeditor
Solid. That's what I did. I tried a distro that was preconfigured and I was so lost. So I did a config completely from scratch over a few weeks until I had enough functionality to move away from vscode.
I used lazy for plugins, and got basics going (e.g. treesitter), then LSP, then DAP.
I used lazy for plugins, and got basics going (e.g. treesitter), then LSP, then DAP.
November 5, 2025 at 11:45 PM
Solid. That's what I did. I tried a distro that was preconfigured and I was so lost. So I did a config completely from scratch over a few weeks until I had enough functionality to move away from vscode.
I used lazy for plugins, and got basics going (e.g. treesitter), then LSP, then DAP.
I used lazy for plugins, and got basics going (e.g. treesitter), then LSP, then DAP.
Neovim's Treesitter handles Svelte highlighting well too.
November 1, 2025 at 3:37 PM
Neovim's Treesitter handles Svelte highlighting well too.
Just uploaded a video about some more treesitter hacking I've been doing.
This helped me avoid doing the debugging I should have been doing all week... so yay!
youtu.be/IEGfWHOg_GQ
This helped me avoid doing the debugging I should have been doing all week... so yay!
youtu.be/IEGfWHOg_GQ
Treesitter "show definition" in C with Emacs
YouTube video by Nic Ferrier
youtu.be
October 25, 2025 at 11:37 AM
Just uploaded a video about some more treesitter hacking I've been doing.
This helped me avoid doing the debugging I should have been doing all week... so yay!
youtu.be/IEGfWHOg_GQ
This helped me avoid doing the debugging I should have been doing all week... so yay!
youtu.be/IEGfWHOg_GQ
nope not a nix nor a distro, just a me thing 😅. I had a treesitter grammar that wasn't working and assume it was because I was really out of date, so I decided to switch the branch without reading much about it.
October 19, 2025 at 12:02 AM
nope not a nix nor a distro, just a me thing 😅. I had a treesitter grammar that wasn't working and assume it was because I was really out of date, so I decided to switch the branch without reading much about it.
A quick note, nvim-treesitter can't break as it happened to you if you don't manually change the branch, master is still the default. Is this a nix thing that changed the branch? Or are you using a distro?
October 18, 2025 at 5:15 PM
A quick note, nvim-treesitter can't break as it happened to you if you don't manually change the branch, master is still the default. Is this a nix thing that changed the branch? Or are you using a distro?
My dev environment slowly takes shape:
- FreeBSD 15.0-STABLE (BETA2) :freebsd:
- ZSH with oh my zsh and starship
- Neovim with TreeSitter, Mason, LSP etc. :neovim: (Config: https://codeberg.org/Larvitz/nvim-ansible)
This works really great :) FreeBSD 15.0 […]
[Original post on burningboard.net]
- FreeBSD 15.0-STABLE (BETA2) :freebsd:
- ZSH with oh my zsh and starship
- Neovim with TreeSitter, Mason, LSP etc. :neovim: (Config: https://codeberg.org/Larvitz/nvim-ansible)
This works really great :) FreeBSD 15.0 […]
[Original post on burningboard.net]
October 18, 2025 at 4:40 PM
My dev environment slowly takes shape:
- FreeBSD 15.0-STABLE (BETA2) :freebsd:
- ZSH with oh my zsh and starship
- Neovim with TreeSitter, Mason, LSP etc. :neovim: (Config: https://codeberg.org/Larvitz/nvim-ansible)
This works really great :) FreeBSD 15.0 […]
[Original post on burningboard.net]
- FreeBSD 15.0-STABLE (BETA2) :freebsd:
- ZSH with oh my zsh and starship
- Neovim with TreeSitter, Mason, LSP etc. :neovim: (Config: https://codeberg.org/Larvitz/nvim-ansible)
This works really great :) FreeBSD 15.0 […]
[Original post on burningboard.net]
I even proposed using Treesitter to build the project index github.com/zed-industri...
Improving project symbol search · Issue #13307 · zed-industries/zed
Check for existing issues Completed Describe the feature There seems to be a difference between the way buffer symbols and project symbols are generated. I think buffer symbols use Tree-sitter whil...
github.com
October 17, 2025 at 11:39 AM
I even proposed using Treesitter to build the project index github.com/zed-industri...
(it's a treesitter project)
October 15, 2025 at 6:30 PM
(it's a treesitter project)
Remove treesitter from rust It sucks when merge/rebase
October 13, 2025 at 8:53 AM
Remove treesitter from rust It sucks when merge/rebase
Learned enough LuaSnip and Treesitter this weekend to make this happen:
October 12, 2025 at 11:07 PM
Learned enough LuaSnip and Treesitter this weekend to make this happen:
Okay found out the problem
For _some reason_ treesitter has it's own C++ and C major modes
which don't actually look or work differently, but they have different hooks, so they don't get any of the hooks, and i think they might override electric? Either way next i'm looking for a way to [...]
For _some reason_ treesitter has it's own C++ and C major modes
which don't actually look or work differently, but they have different hooks, so they don't get any of the hooks, and i think they might override electric? Either way next i'm looking for a way to [...]
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October 11, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Okay found out the problem
For _some reason_ treesitter has it's own C++ and C major modes
which don't actually look or work differently, but they have different hooks, so they don't get any of the hooks, and i think they might override electric? Either way next i'm looking for a way to [...]
For _some reason_ treesitter has it's own C++ and C major modes
which don't actually look or work differently, but they have different hooks, so they don't get any of the hooks, and i think they might override electric? Either way next i'm looking for a way to [...]
Since I've been using treesitter in one way or another during the past few years, I was always curious to know how it works under the hood. Luckily, I ran into this lecture by Max Brunsfeld (creator of TS) on youtube and learned a bunch about his amazing tool
Highly recommended:
youtu.be/Jes3bD6P0To
Highly recommended:
youtu.be/Jes3bD6P0To
"Tree-sitter - a new parsing system for programming tools" by Max Brunsfeld
YouTube video by Strange Loop Conference
youtu.be
October 4, 2025 at 6:13 PM
Since I've been using treesitter in one way or another during the past few years, I was always curious to know how it works under the hood. Luckily, I ran into this lecture by Max Brunsfeld (creator of TS) on youtube and learned a bunch about his amazing tool
Highly recommended:
youtu.be/Jes3bD6P0To
Highly recommended:
youtu.be/Jes3bD6P0To
Update: it was the new treesitter functionality. Turned that off and things work again. Bummer!
October 2, 2025 at 9:26 PM
Update: it was the new treesitter functionality. Turned that off and things work again. Bummer!
@thdxr https://x.com/thdxr/status/1973682928858370170 #x-thdxr
opentui natively supports syntax highlighting via treesitter
big upgrade from our previous approach
opentui natively supports syntax highlighting via treesitter
big upgrade from our previous approach
October 2, 2025 at 10:01 AM
@thdxr https://x.com/thdxr/status/1973682928858370170 #x-thdxr
opentui natively supports syntax highlighting via treesitter
big upgrade from our previous approach
opentui natively supports syntax highlighting via treesitter
big upgrade from our previous approach
yeah not sure what you did there but I use treesitter syntax highlighting on neovim and i get amazing results
havent looked too much into colorschemes, so not sure how to best help you here. How do you have the colorscheme set up in neovim? Do you have tree sitter syntax highlighting installed?
havent looked too much into colorschemes, so not sure how to best help you here. How do you have the colorscheme set up in neovim? Do you have tree sitter syntax highlighting installed?
October 1, 2025 at 3:15 AM
yeah not sure what you did there but I use treesitter syntax highlighting on neovim and i get amazing results
havent looked too much into colorschemes, so not sure how to best help you here. How do you have the colorscheme set up in neovim? Do you have tree sitter syntax highlighting installed?
havent looked too much into colorschemes, so not sure how to best help you here. How do you have the colorscheme set up in neovim? Do you have tree sitter syntax highlighting installed?
Improving my Emacs lisp eldoc for C with treesitter this afternoon after noodling with Javascript this morning on my YouTube stream.
A very programmery day.
A very programmery day.
September 28, 2025 at 4:06 PM
Improving my Emacs lisp eldoc for C with treesitter this afternoon after noodling with Javascript this morning on my YouTube stream.
A very programmery day.
A very programmery day.
Title: How I Adapted My Custom Parser for the New nvim-treesitter `main` Branch https://cstu.io/03ebf6 #digital #python #gaming
Title: How I Adapted My Custom Parser for the New nvim-treesitter `main` Branch
Introduction I'm the author of tree-sitter-unreal-cpp, a custom Tree-sitter parser for...
cstu.io
September 28, 2025 at 5:11 AM
Title: How I Adapted My Custom Parser for the New nvim-treesitter `main` Branch https://cstu.io/03ebf6 #digital #python #gaming
swiftのLSPとtreesitterの完成度高すぎる
September 27, 2025 at 2:37 PM
swiftのLSPとtreesitterの完成度高すぎる
luasnip + treesitter é pica demais, tanta possibilidades
September 23, 2025 at 10:48 PM
luasnip + treesitter é pica demais, tanta possibilidades