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authorWayne-Cole <77279425+Wacky404@users.noreply.github.com>2025-07-04 20:16:21 -0500
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-# Wacky's Dev Environment πŸ’»
-> In case of a nuclear strike on a state that no one cares about, my config shall live on.
-### ✨ If your looking at this, try to garner some inspiration ✨
-> This config is specifically tailored for my needs and wants on MacOS. As of right now
-> I'm currently developing in Python, C++, and C. I tried to keep my NeoVim fairly 'light'.
+# Wacky's Dev Environment - MacOS
+
+why are you looking at this, its terrible...
+
+### Less is More
+
+> The terminal has everything you already need, you just don't know the command yet.
+> So with that being said, less is more. The terminal is the central focus. Tmux and Neovim
+> are the supporting characters.
+
+### Languages
+
+Python (first love), Go, Typescript (i have to), Lua, Bash, C, C++(first language)
+
### My Essentials:
+
+> - tmux & neovim for coding
> - treesitter
> - telescope
> - lsp, linting, formatting; seperated
> - autocompletion
-> - terminal integration (.zsh btw)
+> - terminal integrations (.zsh btw)
> - markdown preview; for readme and notetaking
> - latexmk
-πŸ›‘ If you want to see my keybindings and current color scheme πŸ›‘
-> navigate to keymaps.lua
->
-> navigate to colorscheme.lua
-> *some of my keybindings are also included in the setup of the plugin
+πŸ›‘ If you want to see my keybindings and current color scheme, its in nvim/core folderπŸ›‘