I was searching this sub and found that there are about 3 treesitter plugins to replace the now archived nvim-treesitter.
Which one do you guys use? There also posts and comments about how to manually setup treesitter queries and parsers for a specific language. But plugins are better because they deduplicate a lot of stuff so that users don't have to cook up their own version of the same thing.
I have been using vim in work servers and neovim in my PC for a couple of years.
I don't use any vimrc in the servers and just use pure vim (not even a different colorscheme. All defaults). But at my PC, I have neovim configured with plugins like fzf-lua, LSP, treesitter, heirline (for statusline), nvim-cmp (for completion), fugitive, vim-floaterm, vim-surround, undotree etc.
I want to configure my vimrc with some popular and useful plugins and some alternatives to get almost the same experience as my nvim setup
The main components I'm looking for are lsp (I mainly use c++ and python), code completion, fzf, statusline plugins. What are the most common/recommended plugins for these?
When I was starting to configure nvim back in 2020 or something, as a source of reference to setup your config there were a couple of youtube videos of setting up nvim from scratch (chris@machine) to be an IDE and now there are plugin announcements in the nvim subreddit, nvim kickstart, and other nvim distors which can be used as references. Are there anything like these for vim that you use as references to setup your vimrc?
I'm planning to checkout the following:
[https://github.com/theopn/kickstart.vim\](https://github.com/theopn/kickstart.vim)
[https://github.com/akrawchyk/awesome-vim\](https://github.com/akrawchyk/awesome-vim)
PS: Also, I'm planning on slowly migrating away from nvim to vim everywhere