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So you want to write Java in Neovim

I have been doing Java in Neovim for quite a while at work, and it’s been a very pleasant experience. As Neovim usage grows (especially amongst the younger crowd), I want to share how I do it.

I’ll preface this by saying that if Neovim isn’t your primary editor, you should first try an IDE specifically for Java (they should all have a Vim plugin): If Neovim is your primary editor, you probably hate opening *insert IDE that turns you into snail* for a specific language, and so did I. It attempts to be a comprehensive solution with popular defaults, and be hassle-free when it comes to LSP, debugging, testing setups.

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