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nvim is worth the investment if your answer to any of the following questions is yes: 1. Do you work on really large codebases every day? 2. Do you type as fa
by dilippkumar 3y ago
nvim is worth the investment if your answer to any of the following questions is yes:
1. Do you work on really large codebases every day?
2. Do you type as fast as you can think and frequently need to wait for the UI to catch up with what you just typed?
3. Do you have a large codebase sitting on a remote computer?
4. Do you have to ssh into random computers or embedded devices and quickly edit or modify something inside?
For me, the answer to all 4 questions is yes, I’ve been using neovim and vim before that for most of my career. I can strongly recommend it.