Similar to this, Typecraft on YouTube has an excellent "Neovim for Newbs" course that is really great. He starts with vanilla Neovim and basically turns it into an IDE. He uses some of the same plugins as this article does, but also goes into depth for "the new hotness" (as this article calls it). What is quite nice is he breaks the different functions up into separate lua scripts rather than putting it all into one big config file.
There is a separate playlist that shows how to smoothly integrate Tmux with Nvim so you can do things like Ctrl H/J/K/L between Neovim splits and Tmux splits seamlessly.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHTeCSVAFNY&list=PLsz00TDipI...
There is a separate playlist that shows how to smoothly integrate Tmux with Nvim so you can do things like Ctrl H/J/K/L between Neovim splits and Tmux splits seamlessly.