It is a chicken and egg problem though. The quality of the ecosystem can be improved with a really strong editor underneath. However bringing the ecosystem to the editor is incredibly hard.
I think vim is a messy pile of hacks, and I would love to see that changed. Neovim is nice with the extend and evolve approach but I'm always looking for something that can really provide a clean base for extensions to build on. (Yes ,yes, I know emacs is an editor-writing IDE)
On the other hand I see nothing about plugins here. I think the approach to extensions is a very important question to answer early on.
I think vim is a messy pile of hacks, and I would love to see that changed. Neovim is nice with the extend and evolve approach but I'm always looking for something that can really provide a clean base for extensions to build on. (Yes ,yes, I know emacs is an editor-writing IDE)
On the other hand I see nothing about plugins here. I think the approach to extensions is a very important question to answer early on.