I really like the extensible scripting language and the large ecosystem that can be tapped onto to suit my needs on any computer related tasks. On a given day I have to do the following: - take notes / screenshots for meetings - commit code for various repos - write some bash script to automate some task more simply - make notes to track steps taken to replicate an event For these scenerios I've been able to download and use plugins that enhance my workflow so I can finish these tasks on the fly or as they come up. - note taking: I was able to use coc with markmap extension. This allows me to see, in realtime, how things are related to each other and how the markdown notes are coming along on a browser. This pairing is great and effective. - code: I'm able to use fugitive when editing code. This allows me to do anything from adding / committing / pushing code up to the repo without leaving the editor. This makes the process of doing work effective with minital distraction of using a different application. The pairing of terminal and editor cannot have a more perfect arrangement. - bash: for this I often use bash lsp and autocomplete to help me draft up quick function and aliases that I can test right away. This helps me iterate and refine all my needs. - note: Editor allows me to draft up quick fast notes that can be put into tickets for verbose progression of what I'm doing.

Neovim is awesome if you’re into coding. It’s basically like an improved version of Vim, with faster performance and a lot of cool plugins to make coding easier. The best part is how you can tweak everything to fit your style. If you have used vim then using neovim is very simple. If you’re into learning shortcuts and want a powerful tool that works exactly how you want it, Neovim is perfect. Just be ready to spend some time figuring it all out. I use it daily as a part of my software development job and I find it very simple to use.

Neovim, like vim, could've been a simple text editor, but by supporting LSP for many programming languages it became a proper IDE while retaining the simplicity of a text editor. It also offers a variety of critical features out of the box, like native support for Tree Sitter (parser generator tool) and a plethora of plugins.