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I only recently switched (not completely) from vim to vscode while learning a bit of web dev and rust. I like simplicity and granular control which vim provide

I only recently switched (not completely) from vim to vscode while learning a bit of web dev and rust. I like simplicity and granular control which vim provides. At some-point I had a mouseless linux box with vi-like keybinding for everything (vimperator, muttator eg). That said, the instant compilation and error feedback developing in rust in vscode is amazing, especially while learning.

elitepleb 6y ago
One good thing to trickle down from vscode was the idea of language server protocols. Have you tried `nvim-coc`? `coc-rls` might be a good option.
joelthelion 6y ago
> That said, the instant compilation and error feedback developing in rust in vscode is amazing, especially while learning You can get pretty much the same experience in vim, using the exact same language servers as vscode. It's not even hard to setup.
hamaluik 6y ago
https://github.com/fannheyward/coc-rust-analyzer https://github.com/fannheyward/coc-rust-analyzer works a treat.