> What's great about Neovim and similar projects: there's a middle ground between a full-blown IDE and a "text-editor". That's a perfectly fine goal. I wrote

> What's great about Neovim and similar projects: there's a middle ground between a full-blown IDE and a "text-editor". That's a perfectly fine goal. I wrote the above in the context of so many comments saying "what's the point of an IDE." There's absolutely a place for CLI text editors and REPLs. I simply doubt they will ever replace the IDE as my collection of the more arcane JVM tools.