I regularly switch back and forth between the two. I maintain a cross-compatible .vimrc to make those switches simple. I don't even alias, preferring to use ei

I regularly switch back and forth between the two. I maintain a cross-compatible .vimrc to make those switches simple. I don't even alias, preferring to use either `vim` or `nvim` as appropriate. As a caveat, I generally don't turn it into an IDE. I like a more vanilla experience, and using TMUX to lean on the shell for most typical IDE functions. If I could state a preference between the two: Vanilla VIM: Installed on every server I touch, always available, works well even without configuration. NeoVIM: Slightly better for mixed Clojure/ClojureScript projects (with Conjure plugin) that I'm often working on.