1. Note all the things you like about your current IDE vis-a-vis your development workflow. 5 major Lists will emerge : While Code, While Compiling, While Running, Debugging & Test.
2. Set up a current project you are working on in the IDE in neovim.
3. Take some minutes in the day how much cognitive load it takes to switch and use each one of the things in #1. Then ask yourself the 1million $$$$ Question:
- Does adding a bit of complexity give you an advantage? -
This will probably teach you more about your own current IDE and improvements you could do there than neovim
1. Note all the things you like about your current IDE vis-a-vis your development workflow. 5 major Lists will emerge : While Code, While Compiling, While Running, Debugging & Test.
2. Set up a current project you are working on in the IDE in neovim.
3. Take some minutes in the day how much cognitive load it takes to switch and use each one of the things in #1. Then ask yourself the 1million $$$$ Question:
- Does adding a bit of complexity give you an advantage? -
This will probably teach you more about your own current IDE and improvements you could do there than neovim