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Show me the Power
Tmux is great. Neovim is great. It looks great.
But why does it seem like such a pain to get things running? If I'm running an app with an API and a frontend app, I'd probably do something like the following.
- Open tmux
- Open Neovim into the API project
- Open a new window and run the API server
- Detach from the session
- Open tmux again for the frontend app
- Open Neovim for the frontend codebase
- Open a new window and run the app
It seems cumbersome to do this exact same pattern every day. Surely it can be easier.
OF COURSE THERE IS.
In this next section, we're going to show you how to easily spin environments up like this with one command.
What's more is that you'll be able to navigate between panes and Neovim with the exact same keystrokes. No more trying to remember which leader key to use. Just use the same one and it just works.
And for the test-driven-development enthusiasts, you can run a test and see the output in a new pane so you can get that immediate feedback loop.
I'd say it's a superpower...but we're talking about SUPERPOWERS.

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