I'll give up Neovim when you pry it from my cold, dead hands
Read OriginalThe article argues for the importance of developer choice in selecting and configuring code editors, contrasting minimal setups with highly personalized ones like Neovim. It criticizes forcing developers to switch tools, using an analogy to a snooker player's prized cue, and touches on the philosophy of continuous small improvements (Kaizen) in one's development environment.
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