I tried to go back to Sublime when I started doing Elixir development. Did the rounds: Atom, VSCode, IntelliJIdea. They were all frustrating to me. I finally t

I tried to go back to Sublime when I started doing Elixir development. Did the rounds: Atom, VSCode, IntelliJIdea. They were all frustrating to me. I finally took the time to properly setup neovim, and switched to VimR. I was using vim bindings in all of the above anyway, so what was the point if trying to make these CPU-heavy beasts something they were not? They all take a lot of work to setup correctly if you are using anything outside the norm. Yeah, getting neovim to that point was more work, but not that much more. And it's fast, and the damn bindings always work because they aren't bindings.