No one mentioned how well vim integrates with external tools. For example, thanks to the builtin terminal (and floating windows) I can use these tools in a way that enhances my workflow.
fzf (fuzzy finder)
ripgrep (content search)
nnn (file explorer)
lazygit (git UI)
Also, things like tmux can help you manage projects and multiple screens. I'm not a tmux "power user" but I assume you can do other crazy things with vim + tmux.
And speaking of crazy things, I came across this awesome video a few days ago: What can't you do in Neovim? VimConf.live 2020 (I hope the clickbaity title can convince you to watch it)
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No one mentioned how well vim integrates with external tools. For example, thanks to the builtin terminal (and floating windows) I can use these tools in a way that enhances my workflow.
Also, things like tmux can help you manage projects and multiple screens. I'm not a tmux "power user" but I assume you can do other crazy things with vim + tmux.
And speaking of crazy things, I came across this awesome video a few days ago: What can't you do in Neovim? VimConf.live 2020 (I hope the clickbaity title can convince you to watch it)