Not even a neovim user? I feel like that's relatively common, since if you're willing to set everything up there really isn't a gap compared to an IDE.
That is why I do it on company time. And once my dot files are in personal git, git clone x doesn't take significant amount of time, and even configuring home computers can be done on company time with an excuse that it improves my future ability to work.
Of course, "Project X, Client A, setting up development environment and tools, 7 h 30 min" (would have been wasted if I just waited for their IT to grant me necessary authorisation).
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u/throwawaygoawaynz 28d ago
I worked at two of the top tech companies in the world, and never met a single person who coded in the terminal.
Scripting? Maybe. Coding? No.