If you miss the features of VsCode on Vim coc.vim is definitely the way to go.
After I set it up and installed some essential plugins (like coc-tsserver, coc-angular) I now can even have error highlights on an Angular template (html) and even go to the definition of a variable that is the .ts file from the template file.
With react I managed to get a similar workflow with coc-tsserver by setting filetype to typescript.tsx (if it's set as typescript only Vim doesn't recognize the html inside typescript or JavaScript).
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If you miss the features of VsCode on Vim coc.vim is definitely the way to go.
After I set it up and installed some essential plugins (like coc-tsserver, coc-angular) I now can even have error highlights on an Angular template (html) and even go to the definition of a variable that is the .ts file from the template file.
With react I managed to get a similar workflow with coc-tsserver by setting filetype to typescript.tsx (if it's set as typescript only Vim doesn't recognize the html inside typescript or JavaScript).