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Was looking into Helix after recently starting to feel the urge to switch things up a little from vscode and not entirely enjoying trying to use neovim as almos
by dotnet00 1y ago
Was looking into Helix after recently starting to feel the urge to switch things up a little from vscode and not entirely enjoying trying to use neovim as almost an IDE. I remember enough keybinds to do basic editing, but not enough to smoothly flow between other modes/buffers without having to consult documentation. Didn't quite feel like Helix was what I was looking for either, in part due to the apparent lack of Copilot support(?) and lack of plugin support in general.
I'm finding that spacemacs seems a bit easier to use, striking a nice balance between vim style editing and emacs style everything else, making it easy to slowly build up memory instead of overwhelming me with keybinds and configuration details.