Why I'm Quitting VS Code for Neovim (LazyVim Setup)

Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @codingjitsu   I tried to switch from VS Code to Neovim multiple times. And I gave up every single time. Until LazyVim. In this video, I share why I finally made the move, what changed, and the two prerequisites I wish I knew before I started. 🔧 What I cover: Why VS Code was slowing me down Why I kept giving up on Neovim The two prerequisites you need before switching Touch typing (https://www.typingclub.com/) Vim motions (vimtutor) Lazyvim features: which-key, file navigation, grep search Coding with AI inside Neovim My Lazyvim setup 📦 What makes Lazyvim different: Pre-configured with essential plugins Customizable on top of a solid base Works on both Mac and Windows Gives you VS Code features without the bloat 0:00 – Opening + my failed attempts 0:42 – Why I switched (VS Code slow, keyboard-centric) 1:23 – Zed editor (my honest take) 1:46 – LazyVim introduction 2:16 – Live demo (which-key, file navigation, grep search) 6:11 – The prerequisites nobody talks about 6:58 – Prerequisite 1: Touch typing (typingclub.com) 8:43 – Prerequisite 2: Vim motions (vimtutor) 9:33 – AI inside Neovim 10:47 – My LazyVim setup and customizations 12:53 – Outro + call to action 🚀 Resources: LazyVim: https://lazyvim.org typingclub.com – https://www.typingclub.com/ vimtutor – built into Vim (run `vimtutor` in terminal) 💬 Are you using VS Code, Neovim, or Zed? What's your setup? Let me know in the comments. #neovim #lazyvim #vscode #zededitor #vim #coding #productivity #aiprogramming