I use Micro or Nano for simple config files and such, and Lapce for actual development. Lapce is nice because it’s similar to VSCodium but it’s written in Rust rather than Electron/JS, so it’s really fast. It has LSP support, so code completion and formatting works, and that’s basically all I care about in an editor. I tried to use vim for a while, but I found that trying to learn how to use it distracted me from writing code. I didn’t want to go back to the slow bloatware known as VSCodium, so I went looking for other options.
I use Micro or Nano for simple config files and such, and Lapce for actual development. Lapce is nice because it’s similar to VSCodium but it’s written in Rust rather than Electron/JS, so it’s really fast. It has LSP support, so code completion and formatting works, and that’s basically all I care about in an editor. I tried to use vim for a while, but I found that trying to learn how to use it distracted me from writing code. I didn’t want to go back to the slow bloatware known as VSCodium, so I went looking for other options.