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I liked Helix for a bit until I really gave neovim a fair chance. The main reason I considered Helix is because nvim's LSP support wasn't very beginner-friendly
by ramon156 2y ago
I liked Helix for a bit until I really gave neovim a fair chance. The main reason I considered Helix is because nvim's LSP support wasn't very beginner-friendly. It's pretty much stable now and I know enough to set it up manually without Mason.
On top of that, Helix's formatter kept adding a newline to all my PHP files. There was no way to turn it off at the time.
- sudomateo 2y agoI agree, Neovim's LSP support is in a pretty good spot now. I still use Mason but perhaps I could spend time moving away from it. The only issue I have with Neovim is sometimes a plugin update breaks things and I have to fix it immediately otherwise Neovim greets me with an error each time I use it. That's not so bad on the surface but it usually involves me reading the plugin documentation to see what changed and what Lua needs updating.