> vi/vim is nice but I find the convenience of VSCode - auto complete, show inf doc etc - very useful You can have all of that on vim. On neovim, you can even

> vi/vim is nice but I find the convenience of VSCode - auto complete, show inf doc etc - very useful You can have all of that on vim. On neovim, you can even setup LSP with the same LSP servers that VSCode uses [1]. The learning curve is steeper but if you like vim/neovim keyboard-centric features, it is worth it. The only thing I miss from VSCode is maybe the debugger, not because you can't have one, but because it is a bit tedious to set it up and more error prone. So sometimes I use VSCode as a debugger, but I'm pretty happy with my config on neovim (imports, auto complete, docs info (or "hovering"), definitions, go to definition, rename a symbol, etc., you can have all of that with LSP). [1] https://github.com/neovim/nvim-lspconfig https://github.com/neovim/nvim-lspconfig