I kinda use both. vim and my ~/.vimrc have all my sensible settings and keybindings and leader keys stuff and stays lightweight, good for just text editing or

I kinda use both. vim and my ~/.vimrc have all my sensible settings and keybindings and leader keys stuff and stays lightweight, good for just text editing or reading whatever quickly. no plugins at all really. For neovim I tried to go for the whole VIM as an IDE thing, any plugin I use is installed in it, it attaches to a few LSP servers, etc etc. Also my neovim init sources my .vimrc, so any basic keybindings I like come over there too. Some people seem to love the lua angle to neovim, I don't really know anything about the language, I get that it allows for more powerful stuff, but it's also ugly as hell and it seems like it always takes like 34875982345 characters and 700 curly braces to just do imap jk <Esc>....