Still primitive. But I'd love to drop lazy for this once they implement a differed load.
I love lazy.nvim. It's great no doubt. But recently I felt like the author is taking an aggressive user retention behavior by re-imprementing every useful open-source community plugins out there (like snack.nvim, mini.nvim). That's a kill-zone/copycat strategy. I don't get it.
I think he's pretty well placed to implent good interfaces following his paradigm, noticeably different than some other authors. I like it, so I often think his take is the best.
Snacks picker is now the best picker, for example.
I love lazy.nvim. It's great no doubt. But recently I felt like the author is taking an aggressive user retention behavior by re-imprementing every useful open-source community plugins out there (like snack.nvim, mini.nvim). That's a kill-zone/copycat strategy. I don't get it.