I converted to vim from TextMate, I dunno, something like 10-12 years ago? I've used neovim, specifically, for the last couple years. I think the thing that or

I converted to vim from TextMate, I dunno, something like 10-12 years ago? I've used neovim, specifically, for the last couple years. I think the thing that originally hooked me were Drew Neil's Vimcasts[1]. I do agree with others here, though, that ~2 weeks is not enough time. You need to force yourself to live with it for longer than that, and any time you encounter a pain point or something that you feel should be less cumbersome, have the patience to Google for solutions. Personally, I feel that time investment has been worth it, but YMMV. I'd also probably recommend getting your vim/emacs/whatever setup working really well for one language at a time, rather than trying to make it work for a bunch of different things all at once. Getting e.g. LSP-based autocomplete to work is a very language-specific effort, and is far from plug-and-play. If it's helpful at all, I publish and version control my vim config on GitHub[2]. I can't guarantee it'll work on anything but my machines, but feel free to send Pull Requests. :-) [1]: http://vimcasts.org http://vimcasts.org [2]: https://github.com/codykrieger/dotvim https://github.com/codykrieger/dotvim