My Favorite Dev Environment After a Decade with VSCode
For a long time, I considered my development environment on VSCode to be quite convenient and productive. I configured LSP servers, mastered many shortcuts, and tried to use a minimal number of plugins — instead relying heavily on native tasks. It seemed like it couldn’t get any better — my productivity was at its peak.
But earlier this year, I became more interested in how other developers set up their development environments, for example, ThePrimeagen. After that, doubts started to creep in: maybe I was far from true productivity...
I had been using VSCode for 10 years, but at the end of January this year, I decided to try switching to NeoVim — to change my habits and fully tie my development environment to the terminal. This radically changed my perspective and understanding of how a development environment should be set up and how flexible it can be.