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Neovim, simple answer. No subscriptions, no ads, fast, free forever. Have a look at the integrations.
by lordkrandel 1y ago
Neovim, simple answer. No subscriptions, no ads, fast, free forever. Have a look at the integrations.
- brettkromkamp 1y agoAgree! Bit of a steep learning curve in the beginning but once you get over that, it is a very productive coding environment. Check out the Neovim distros (e.g., LazyVim, NvChad) to get up and running quickly.
- ipaddr 1y agoWhat does neovim often over a standard vim?
- lordkrandel 1y agoVim's creator has recently died. He was the creayor and almost solo developer. Neovim has Lua scripting and a vibrant dev community.
- stefanos82 1y agoBram died 2 years ago (already(!!!), time flies!), so it's not so recently... Also the community does an incredible job and it's quite active with further development and improvements, especially in improving the Vim9 script engine among many things they work on. If you don't believe me, just see for yourself https://github.com/vim/vim/commits/master/ https://github.com/vim/vim/commits/master/
- idontwantthis 1y agoI tried Vim and Neovim seriously for years. Eventually got fed up with plugins randomly breaking, and memory leaks requiring me to restart the editor multiple times per day. I still use it for pure editing, but doing stuff like debugging and running tests I just don’t want to put up with it anymore and Jetbrains never breaks.
- lordkrandel 1y agoI don't use many plugins, not "fancy" ones. It never breaks, and it's certainly without ads, indexing, subscriptions, logins, enterprise policies ...