Now my recommendation is: VSCodium, the telemetry-free (and apparently ad-free) version of VSCode. I’ve used this for two years, downloading extensions from Ope

Now my recommendation is: VSCodium, the telemetry-free (and apparently ad-free) version of VSCode. I’ve used this for two years, downloading extensions from Open-VSX. I switched from Vim to Emacs in 2012 because Emacs had superior language support for Erlang and Haskell. The LSP support in VSCode challenged that. To this day, Emacs LSP isn’t great, and it does matter to me. I tried setting up Doom Emacs last year, and after 4 hours of configuring, I have to admit it’s still a big investment of one’s time, hardly plug and play beyond the basics. Since I still use Vim daily for small edits, I’ve decided to try and set up Neovim as an LSP-powered IDE using the nix-community/nixvim flake, which makes plugins easy once you’re deeply invested in Nix.