If you're using vim as an IDE (which is if course perfectly doable), then why does it matter if startup time is 50 or 1000 ms. You typically leave them running.
> Yet I'm doing the same thing instantly or near instantly.
Does vim somehow allow LSP servers to index faster? Or are you not actually doing the same thing?
Why are you leaving them running? Because they are slow to load?
Yes, Neovim supports LSP and it is very very fast.
I'm not sure why any of this is surprising. We're talking about the same company who is speeding up their file browser by loading it at boot time rather than actually trying to fix the actual fucking problems. Why is it surprising that everything else they make is slow and bloated as shit (even more as they've shoving AI into everything)
The point of LSP is that neovim is using the same servers for this as vscode. So I guess you work on smaller projects or with languages that have faster (usually meaning less fully featured) LSP servers.
> Yet I'm doing the same thing instantly or near instantly.
Does vim somehow allow LSP servers to index faster? Or are you not actually doing the same thing?