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It is a 'productivity' vs 'learning' : the balance of it
vim, nvim : and their history : is like learning a new language itself..
which is great for peeps like me : 90s who glorified everything ..
lazy : is more like visual studio : with a 'balance' to it..
a good boilerplate : which takes u as deep as u want to go..
but : it is productive : as a boilerplate itself..
spacevim : was great to start with..
but it became a lot of learning and debugging in itself..
the 'purpose' : was to not learn lua..
but to be not dependent on visual studio.
and lazy : just is that balance.
i still use spacevim : to learn more vim and 'plugins'..
vim = spacevim
nvim = lazy : custom
lvim = lunar : the backup : when i have screwed something really bad.