I think I can consider Vim a good development environment. Vimscript is substituted by Lua. There are so many benefits to using Lua as a scripting language to extend Vim. Most of the basic Vimscript config can be ported to Lua.
NVim 0.5 also has very good support for Language Server protocol. These are the things I mostly need for a text editor and an IDE. I tested with rust-analyzer , and it works like a charm.
Ok, enough experimenting, back to Sublime text with Vintage mode or just VSCode.
Most of the defaults are taken from here along with Vim basic configuration.
My NVim config is here
P.S.
Colorschemes for NVim can be viewed here
NVim 0.5 also has very good support for Language Server protocol. These are the things I mostly need for a text editor and an IDE. I tested with rust-analyzer , and it works like a charm.
Ok, enough experimenting, back to Sublime text with Vintage mode or just VSCode.
Most of the defaults are taken from here along with Vim basic configuration.
My NVim config is here
P.S.
Colorschemes for NVim can be viewed here