Compared to Neovim 0.5, this doesn't seem to bring much on the table. Surely, some things work out of the box, have nicer UI elements and there are a few new features. But with a huge cost of no big ecosystem.
- I had to maintain a large config just to get basic features like code commenting shortcuts
- My config would often break, this week all my LSPs died after a neovim update
- Vim wasn't designed to support multiple cursors
- Neovim would lose any marks on lines that got modified. This got better with nvim_buf_set_text (instead of _set_lines), but it'll still lose marks inside the content area.
- Vim is based around macros, so any sort of scripting requires you to inject an incantation of keys. Try programmatically setting a selection? No such luck.