In my opinion, neovim is productive out of the box. I'd recommend grabbing lazyvim if one wants something fancier and customize it from there if needed. I've u

In my opinion, neovim is productive out of the box. I'd recommend grabbing lazyvim if one wants something fancier and customize it from there if needed. I've used vim as primary editor for about a decade. Just started using Cursor (vscode fork) for last few months and still much prefer nvim - but copilot++ is a game changer so I deal with it. I do use the vscode-neovim extension. The biggest thing I miss is a terminal based workflow. I find GUI editors unnatural. Much prefer my editor in the terminal.