[aidos]

For those that are unaware, it’s literally the same system underneath. Vscode talks to language servers to do all the work and they’ve architected the system in such a way that others can talk to them too. Coc.vim provides the plumbing to do that from vim. It’s a great project. Took me a while to get things configured properly but it’s been great for doing all my typescript work.

[samatman]

Is anyone aware of an 'opinionated' neovim distribution?

Something like spacemacs or Emacs Live, that takes care of all the configuration work to give a solid basis out of the box.

I've been dragging my feet on switching everything to nvim because I don't have 'awhile to get things configured properly' these days.

[clappski]

At least with coc.vim it's literally just a case of picking a vim package manager and using that to install it. Almost no configuration required, apart from `CocInstall`-ing whatever language servers you want.