I'm using neovim for almost 2 years now, and my advice is, don't try to replace one for another, chance is you get disappointed. Same for emacs.
Start using for small tasks (like quick edits or specific tasks like json files), and improve your config files as needed.
If you still have the urge to use more, research for plugins for specific needs, for development Coc is really good for beginners.
I'm thinking of first writing the code in VSCode and then doing all other edits and debugging in vim
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I'm using neovim for almost 2 years now, and my advice is, don't try to replace one for another, chance is you get disappointed. Same for emacs.
Start using for small tasks (like quick edits or specific tasks like json files), and improve your config files as needed.
If you still have the urge to use more, research for plugins for specific needs, for development Coc is really good for beginners.
I'm thinking of first writing the code in VSCode and then doing all other edits and debugging in vim