> Neovim however might help to solve this problems, but when that will see the light of day, it seems to be hard to find out.
Neovim is working quite well already. I fully switched from vim to nvim months ago without any issues. Plugins are still written for vim though, so I don't think many take advantage of neovim-specific features yet. It does have a full terminal already though, which is pretty awesome.
edit: Oh, I'm guessing you're referring to the promises of embedding neovim inside IDEs. I'm looking forward to that too!
Neovim is working quite well already. I fully switched from vim to nvim months ago without any issues. Plugins are still written for vim though, so I don't think many take advantage of neovim-specific features yet. It does have a full terminal already though, which is pretty awesome.
edit: Oh, I'm guessing you're referring to the promises of embedding neovim inside IDEs. I'm looking forward to that too!