> I just feel compared to something like Visual Studio Code it's still very clunky. From my perspective, if you're trying to turn Vim into an IDE, you're using

> I just feel compared to something like Visual Studio Code it's still very clunky. From my perspective, if you're trying to turn Vim into an IDE, you're using it in the wrong way. Vim is an excellent text editor and leave it at that. Whatever you still need (build system, file management, version management, package management, debugging, log collection, and so on), build your environment with external tools that have nothing to do with Vim.