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I just want mouse support... I need a GUI for my projects to navigate and organize them well, and I don't like how blind and tied up I feel in Neovim. I'm look
by prohobo 3y ago
I just want mouse support... I need a GUI for my projects to navigate and organize them well, and I don't like how blind and tied up I feel in Neovim.
I'm looking forward to some kind of open source VS Code killer with vim editing and native platform builds.
- yadingus 3y agoOut of curiosity, why do you need your text editor to also be a perfect file manager?
- prohobo 3y agoBecause files and directories make up the core organization and architecture of any project. Obviously when I'm working with 1-5 files then Neovim is great, but it's awful when I'm working on a real project with dozens of directories and hundreds of files. I can't hold that much contextual information in my head to simply remember the correct file name (or function name) and hit some keyboard shortcuts to jump to it. I need to actually see it all together. VS Code's project tree and tabs system works great for me to always understand where I am working, and I don't have to remember any keyboard shortcuts to navigate.