I switched to nvim for a time and dropped it after a few months. You need barely maintained plugins to get basic functionalities and they're fairly slow and bu

I switched to nvim for a time and dropped it after a few months. You need barely maintained plugins to get basic functionalities and they're fairly slow and buggy. Not worth it right now - but I open somebody rewrites nvim + plugins to make it an ide into a single, well tested, piece of software. I still use vim (no plugins) and it's fine as a simple editor