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coc.nvim was a good reason for me (even working with vim 8, it was so much better on nvim)
when neovim first came out, it provided things that vim didn't have. then vim implemented those same things, so i'm not sure i would recommend one over the other at this point
unless, like dominic said, there happens to be a plugin that you want to use and it's specifically for neovim
Those are a yes. And a couple, fireplace for example. But not many. He won't use anything that isn't built in, mostly.
i can't think of something that neovim can do that vim can't (aside from running plugins that only work on neovim)
Hi folks, Im trying to use conjure, but its giving me "Conjure not compiled, please run bin/compile" message when I open a Clojure project file. How do I run this?
How are you installing it? btw, there's a #conjure channel that might be more help.
I used Vundle
Will try #conjure, thanks