Neovim is my daily driver. Literally all of my tooling is command line based though (running specs, builds, deploys, git, etc.). So my command line is essentially my integrated dev environment.
If tooling isn't in the command line though, then I can see the value of a purposeful IDE that builds in those other tools.
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Neovim is my daily driver. Literally all of my tooling is command line based though (running specs, builds, deploys, git, etc.). So my command line is essentially my integrated dev environment.
If tooling isn't in the command line though, then I can see the value of a purposeful IDE that builds in those other tools.