Oh man imagine if NeoVim had been TypeScript. I would've switched then.
replyneovim does have some support for nodejs plugins through its providers
https://neovim.io/doc/user/provider.html#_node.js-integratio...
replywell the lua setup has enough type checker going on that’s it’s really useful, besides language familiarity i honestly don’t miss much; there’s great docs and autocomplete for the lua stuff built in to the lazynvim distro.
replyWith vim9, just like C and perl, the focus is to write small programs. And you don't need a typechecker if your program is only a few hundreds lines. And locality of behavior is at most one screen tall. For scripting languages, I'd rather a good documentation system (vim, emacs,..) than having a full lsp client in the background.
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