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With Neovims headless capabilities, I am hoping for the day every major IDE and editor has first party support as a front-end for Neovim, and then any Neovim pl
by giancarlostoro 3y ago
With Neovims headless capabilities, I am hoping for the day every major IDE and editor has first party support as a front-end for Neovim, and then any Neovim plugin just becomes universal across all IDEs and editors. Which... you can make Neovim plugins in almost any language, I've seen bindings for "lesser popular" languages.
I'm not even a vim guy, but if JetBrains finally adds front-end support for Neovim, I might just become a de-facto VIM guy. Instead of emulating vim like they do, they could just literally support Neovim as a back-end. I'm still surprised nobody at JetBrains has put in effort into this.
- ckolkey 3y agoI'm right there with you - my yet-unrealized dream is sublime's front-end with neovim powering it.
- giancarlostoro 3y agoYet another front-end I think needs it. I am looking at both Sublime and JetBrains because I use both. Notepad from Windows by Microsoft will support Neovim before both at this point (I was shocked to find that it supports tabs, and lets me keep unsaved files open just like ST).