• neovim (the goodness that is vim but with LSPs and MORE)
• zsh (bash, but like, newer, and because apple forced us to...)
  • p10k prompt (nice defaults, easy setup)
  • bashmarks (cd shortcuts, embedded for no outside dependencies)
• homebrew (bin package manager)
• asdf (for managing other languages)
  • node
  • ruby
  • yarn
• wezterm (on a trial basis)

• LSP integration for intellisense-style code completion!
• Treesitter for highlighting and smart selection expansion!
• Prettier for auto-formatting magic!
• Powerful fuzzy-finder for files, search in project, and other patterns!
• Oh-so-fancy statusline, icons, and visual indicators!

My one-line installer is old, so don't use that. For right now it's a process of:

• Install the repo to ~/.dotfiles
• Symlink the config files to the appropriate places
  • zsh: ~/.zshrc
  • nvim: ~/.config/nvim
  • git: ~/.git* (both files)
  • wezterm: ~/.wezterm.lua
• Install Homebrew and git
• Run install lists for:
  • brew
  • asdf
  • node/npm

I'm on the fence right now about packing these back up in an install script, since I really only fully reinstall once every few years...