I am not a JS dev, and still prefer nvim. If you’re careful with plugin choices, you can get nice QoL features and still be stable. I can’t think of a time when

I am not a JS dev, and still prefer nvim. If you’re careful with plugin choices, you can get nice QoL features and still be stable. I can’t think of a time when I’ve had nvim crash. You’re correct that random guides are generally garbage, but by reading plugin docs (gasp), you can generally get stuff working without much fuss.