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I started using neovim when it had async and vim would hang. I think vim maybe caught up here, but I found I lost nothing in the move and the snappiness hooked
by salmo 5y ago
I started using neovim when it had async and vim would hang. I think vim maybe caught up here, but I found I lost nothing in the move and the snappiness hooked me. I just haven't switched back.
The items here are really exciting.
VSCode is fine. I use IntelliJ sometimes for larger shared projects. Both I setup with their vim plugins for keybindings because I think in 'vi', but it's not 1:1. I usually can't do things like '!!sh' I have habits for.
I have a smattering of plugins that cover most of my language needs, but it would nice to have that more on-par with an IDE or whatever weird space VSCode sits in between an IDE and a text-editor.