This may go against the whole ethos of using neovim, but I would suggest giving LazyVim[0] a try. - Dead simple to install - Sane defaults - IDE like out of

This may go against the whole ethos of using neovim, but I would suggest giving LazyVim[0] a try. - Dead simple to install - Sane defaults - IDE like out of the box - Still feels like VIM - Configurable - Actions are discoverable (press space and a menu pops up with all the possible shortcuts) - Good enough docs Before I moved to LazyVim I always used VSC with the vim plugin installed before I took the full plunge and went all in on LazyVim (I don't care for vim itself but I like the motions). It was also the sweet spot for me, I don't like configuring my tools for work but I like using well designed tools and discovering things along the way [0] https://www.lazyvim.org https://www.lazyvim.org