David Peach
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Setting up a GPG Key with git to sign your commits
Signing your git commits with GPG is really easy to set up and I’m always surprised by how many developers I meet that don’t do this. Of course it’s not required to push commits and has no baring on quality of code. But that green verified message next to your commits does feel good. Essentially…
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How I use vimwiki in neovim
This post is currently in-progress, and is more of a brain-dump right now. But I like to share as often as I can otherwise I’d never share anything 🙂 Please view the official Vimwiki Github repository for up-to-date details of Vimwiki usage and installation. This page just documents my own processes at the time. Installation…
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General plugins I use in Neovim
I define a “general plugin” as a plugin that I use regardless of the filetype I’m editing. These will add extra functionality for enhancing my Neovim experience. I use Which-key for displaying keybindings as I type them. For example if I press my <leader> key and wait a few milliseconds, it will display all keybindings…
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Passive plugins I use in Neovim
These plugins I use in Neovim are ones I consider “passive”. That is, they just sit there doing their thing in the background to enhance my development experience. Generally they wont offer extra keybindings or commands I will use day to day. You can view all the plugins I use in my plugins.lua file in…
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How I use Neovim
I try to use Neovim for as much development-related work as possible. This page serves as a point of reference for me, and other people interested, for what I use and how I use it. Feedback is welcome and would love to know how you use Neovim too! My complete Neovim configuration files can be…
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📂 Notes
Technical Difficulties by Racer X
One of my favourite Paul Gilbert songs from his time in Racer X. Absolutely incredible riffs throughout.
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📂 Notes
I love the idea and philosophy of Stoicism. In practice, however, it’s bloody difficult to live by after 39 years. Will be working on this going forward.
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📂 Notes
I read old books
I read old books because I would rather learn from those who built civilization than those who tore it down.