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Agreed. Back then, I tried to get into neovim with packer and a ton of plugins, then tried AstroVim and stuff broke all the time. Went back to vscode. I tried
by wrapperup 3y ago
Agreed. Back then, I tried to get into neovim with packer and a ton of plugins, then tried AstroVim and stuff broke all the time. Went back to vscode.
I tried it again about half a year ago with a much leaner, custom lazy (plugin manager, not LazyVim) setup, and now it's my main IDE for everything except C++ (clangd sucks, sorry)
It took me less than a day to get a decent config, and now I rarely touch it (occasionally there may be a nice plugin to throw in). Config is about 2-300 lines, with LSP (rust, typescript), harpoon, oil.nvim telescope, etc. Works great.
- senkora 3y agoWhat do you use for C++? I was planning to integrate clangd into my setup soon.
- BlackjackCF 3y agoI had the same issues with AstroVim when it was first coming together. Looks like the creator was rapidly iterating to try and make it easier to configure. It’s now in a stable enough state that I haven’t had any issues.