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I value an editor that works with as little time spent configuring it, and I have invested enough time in VSCode+Rider to not have to configure it anymore. swapping editors would change my entire workflow and spend a ton of time configuring it for little productivity gains

I've heard good things about helix, I just tend to stay away from "opinionated" editors unless I'm super comfy. I can't stand regular JetBrains IDEs unless I get to import all my tuned settings & plugins

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hehe yeah i like the feeling of getting the work environment set up just right. i do like plugin systems, as a modder and disabled person with particular tastes they please me. i will 100% say that the years i spent learning and configuring neovim were, though not wasted, a sisyphean effort