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They’re different experiences for users with different priorities. Your priority is evidently ease of configuration, VScode is definitely easier out of the box
by aidos 4y ago
They’re different experiences for users with different priorities.
Your priority is evidently ease of configuration, VScode is definitely easier out of the box - there is no comparison.
My priority is hackabilty for streamlined editing and code navigation. Here neovim run circles around vscode.
Neither is “right”, just different preferences. Note that I’m not here to tell you my editor is better, I personally enjoy using it more, and that’s enough for me.
- throwaway675309 4y ago"My priority is hackabilty for streamlined editing and code navigation. Here neovim run circles around vscode." I hear this line a lot from hard-core vim users, but it's always talked about in the general. I'd like to hear a specific use case and exact scenario where a common workflow is faster in neovim over a more full featured IDE like JetBrains or Visual Studio.
- aidos 4y agoLittle mini example in terms of LSP behaviour is fixing this bug: https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/37816 https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/37816 I edit the results of gotoDefinition on the way through so I always jump to the one I want.