Some features look pretty close to what you get in JetBrains.
I can see some parts are kind of rough until you Google enough to fix/customize to your needs but if I take enough time, I might as well feel like its a decent replacement for a real IDE.
For a starter, AstroNvim helped me figure out what the juicy plugins are these days.
It seems NvChad and LunarVim are preconfigured competitors to it.
I wonder if JetBrains one day gets left behind for not using LSP ecosystem but perhaps Fleet might implement it.
Can't recommend AstroNvim enough as a starting point to Nvim. It is the perfect bootstrap needed (though I would disable their integration with the scroll plugin — Neoscroll. Prefer the native scroll instead).
It can now actually act like real IDE as the editor knows about the code pretty well.
https://github.com/folke/trouble.nvim
https://github.com/tanvirtin/vgit.nvim
https://github.com/kosayoda/nvim-lightbulb
Some features look pretty close to what you get in JetBrains.
I can see some parts are kind of rough until you Google enough to fix/customize to your needs but if I take enough time, I might as well feel like its a decent replacement for a real IDE.
For a starter, AstroNvim helped me figure out what the juicy plugins are these days.
It seems NvChad and LunarVim are preconfigured competitors to it.
I wonder if JetBrains one day gets left behind for not using LSP ecosystem but perhaps Fleet might implement it.