While I don't believe neovim is still a complete refactor, particulary with regards to stability, I also don't think it gets mentioned enough as a competitive a

While I don't believe neovim is still a complete refactor, particulary with regards to stability, I also don't think it gets mentioned enough as a competitive advantage of Vim landscape. With it, Vim now basically has very robust, modern, async, understood-by-many-contributors, sanely-scriptable, extensible, embeddable version that'll propel it far into future. I'm bullish on Vim.