41 - Ahsan Habib

Jun 22, 2025

Ahsan Habib is a Computer Science student living in Dhaka, Bangladesh, who works part-time as a web developer. His journey with Neovim began when he forced himself to use Linux. At one point, he was addicted to an FPS game and decided to switch from Windows to Linux to focus on his academics. Eventually, he discovered the concept of "ricing," which led him to explore Neovim and programming. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his nephew and niece, who mean the world to him.

Neovim & Terminal

My Neovim setup consists of many modern plugins. Among them my favourites are :snacks, blink cmp and mini files.
snacks.nvim is a collection of plugins that just improves the quality of your neovim experience. It includes many features like fuzzy finding, image and content preview , indentlines with options to declare custom highlights etc.
blink.cmp is an alternative to nvim-cmp, but with a faster completion engine. It's really easier to configure and provides faster completion compared to nvim-cmp which was a bit more complicated for beginners.
mini.files is an awesome file explorer that allows you to edit files as if they are part of a buffer. Another alternative is oil.nvim which provides similar functionalities.

I have used many mainstream terminals, such as alacritty, foot, kitty, and wezterm, among others. But Ghostty seemed the best option for me. It's just perfect. From font rendering to image viewing, everything works in it.