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Lunarvim
Actually a pretty good on-the-go alternative to GUI IDEs. Always using it to quickly edit configs and scripts.
I am using it, as an "IDE" for everything.
This looks great. I've been using Spacevim for years but will check this out
How does it compare to similar stuff like AstroNvim, SpaceVim, NVChad, etc? I'm trying to choose one but having difficulties 😥
I find it significantly better than SpaceVim as they're not relying on EOL'd packages and customization is a bit easier. Defaults are pretty sane and most needed plugins are quick to setup.
Thank you, gonna give it a try! Since I'm new to nvim it would feel good to still have that "semi IDE" feeling, but the ammount of options felt overwhelming 😅
No problem! That's definitely an easy problem to have with (neo)vim.
I think you are doing nothing wrong with choosing Lunarvim. Anyway, If you ever are unhappy with it, you can pretty much just create your own neovim config.
It's got a pretty good community, you always find some help online. It comes per default only with "needed" plugins, which makes it a pretty nice IDE already. If you ever need more plugins, it's also not complicated to install them,
Good community is always a plus for any project. Thanks for the recommendation!
Astrovim too.