I switched from Visual Studio to Vim ca 2013 mainly because the key bindings and macros made me feel a lot more efficient. I've tried Vim plugins for a number o

I switched from Visual Studio to Vim ca 2013 mainly because the key bindings and macros made me feel a lot more efficient. I've tried Vim plugins for a number of editors including Visual Studio and Rider throughout the years. So far each one has had some few basic pieces of functionality implemented but not nearly enough to replace Vim. I feel like you need quite a large and well-rounded portion of its functionality to make a worthwhile replacement. With all the news I've seen about Neovim over the years I keep meaning to try it out at some time. I mainly haven't because there's nothing broken with my current setup and it seems like an investment of time and effort to reach a similar setup: I have quite a few changes in my vimrc and am using a number of plugins which I would need to get working or find replacements for.