Yes, it's worth it. Unless you disagree, in which case it's not. I use neovim and vscode (and others) for different things or just because I feel like it. > ma

Yes, it's worth it. Unless you disagree, in which case it's not. I use neovim and vscode (and others) for different things or just because I feel like it. > maintaining an up-to-date (n)vim setup seems like a huge time sink. I find that updating plugins does often break things, which is why I don't update plugins (that are in a working state).