I switched when neovim was only a year old, just to see if my vim environment spun up without issue, and it did. Then the async linting won me over, and I've ne

I switched when neovim was only a year old, just to see if my vim environment spun up without issue, and it did. Then the async linting won me over, and I've never looked at vim again. I'm less excited about the stream of new features than I am about a dev community that's less BDFL focussed. I'm looking forward to using lua for plugins as an entry point to get more involved in neovim development. Getting into the vim developer community just seems a lot... more difficult.