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I feel the same way after diving into the NVIM world a while ago. I put in the hours, spent like 10 hours trying to setup the environment to my liking, and ran
by inDigiNeous 5y ago
I feel the same way after diving into the NVIM world a while ago. I put in the hours, spent like 10 hours trying to setup the environment to my liking, and ran into the same issues as you, autocomplete being a pain in the ass, having to figure out what these all plugins are etc..
But at least I found out I can just clone my vim plugins from git repositories with vim-plug, which was an improvement over my previous pathogen setup.
VSCode is just killing it with the feeling of having a complete setup and everything actually working, vs having to spend days figuring out how to setup a VIM environment these days.
- toxik 5y agoOn the other side of the fence, I tried VSCode and the heaps of issues I faced with basic editing was so off putting. Even basic IntelliSense stuff like suggesting local variable names reliably and timely. Just give me my dumb trusty keyword completion.