That's the thing, I absolutely don't want to do a bunch of tiny tweaks. I want to write (react) code. For me personally I feel like tweaking an IDE gets in the way of that. Yet I can take a clean install of lazyvim, use mason to install the react language server, and install copilot, and then I can immediately start working.
And so that's what I actually do, and I find that to be much more pleasant (and lightweight) than other IDEs like VS code.
And so that's what I actually do, and I find that to be much more pleasant (and lightweight) than other IDEs like VS code.