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I wish there was a modern terminal-first IDE that has the same amount of backing as VSCode or Jetbrains IDEs. While I enjoy vim's speed and modal editing, the n
by Zanfa 4y ago
I wish there was a modern terminal-first IDE that has the same amount of backing as VSCode or Jetbrains IDEs. While I enjoy vim's speed and modal editing, the number of barely working plugins that break if you so much as look at it wrong is what keeps driving me back to VSCode + Vim emulator.
- asabla 4y agoFor every release of neovim we're getting closer and closer to that vision. I've been using NVChad (just neovim with a preset of mappings and plug-ins all pre-configured for you) for a while now. And it's been working pretty decent. But I do get what you're saying. It would be nice to have a single (maybe) entity which delivers all needed plug-ins and support which VS code has today.