[appcustodian2]

spoken like someone who has never had to operate on someone else's machine that they provisioned for you on an isolated network

[bravesoul2]

Operate yeah. But write lots of code?

[esseph]

Yep. Some orgs require it.

I'm not arguing for it, just saying I've seen it at multiple billion-dollar+-a-quarter companies.

[marcthe12]

I mean there is a middle ground. LSP is good for coding a project. But I do agree with your point. What I generally do (as nvim user) reduces plugins to the bare minimum and try as much as possible to do progressive enhancement (atleast I try). Maybe as nvim improves LSP, I hope the diff between LSP and native methods are close enough that they both work.