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Right now, if you create a fresh Remix + Deno project:
npx create-remix@latest --template deno
I'll create an editor configuration for VS Code under .vscode that's pretty essentially for doing any development, because remix doesn't use import maps. This is great for VS Code users, but some of us can't quit Neovim and are using coc-deno. Unfortunately, Neovim+Deno+Remix doesn't… work. On a fresh setup, you get a variety of errors, and no ability to do things like jump to definitions.
It'd be great if Remix used a more Deno-like strategy for imports, or invested time in support for other editors!
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Right now, if you create a fresh Remix + Deno project:
I'll create an editor configuration for VS Code under
.vscode
that's pretty essentially for doing any development, because remix doesn't use import maps. This is great for VS Code users, but some of us can't quit Neovim and are using coc-deno. Unfortunately, Neovim+Deno+Remix doesn't… work. On a fresh setup, you get a variety of errors, and no ability to do things like jump to definitions.It'd be great if Remix used a more Deno-like strategy for imports, or invested time in support for other editors!
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