I have a tendency to switch between VSCode and Neovim on a semiannual basis--mostly to come back to the speed and native vi in Neovim, only to switch back after

I have a tendency to switch between VSCode and Neovim on a semiannual basis--mostly to come back to the speed and native vi in Neovim, only to switch back after going through plugin hell for weeks. Neovim could be a great editor if they spent more time adding core plugins to the main program. I see it's starting to happen a little with the built in LSP and package manager, but it should do more. The docs are a mess for configuring some of these bleeding edge features (like the floating windows), and it definitely impacts my workflow without them. On the flip side, VSCode has too many "non sensible" defaults for my liking, especially between versions. Nothing grinds my gears more than making a big edit, only to look at the diff and realize some plugin decided to autoformat everything. VSCode also has a tendency to hang, especially with vim mode for some reason