siever

siever

I just wrote a simple guide on how you can setup a productive elixir development environment in vim.

Its really easy, just a few steps. For completetion , go to def and other lsp features i wrote a simple plugin (GitHub - elixir-lsp/coc-elixir: Elixir language server extension based on elixir-ls for coc.nvim · GitHub) for coc.nvim which is just a simple port of vscode elixir lsp plugin (it actually uses the language server which vscode plugin uses).

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hauleth

hauleth

Quite nice and short, however I have some issues with CoC as it tries to replace built in Vim features and do not work nicely with built in functionalities which is sad :frowning:

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