Neovim since 2014 has gathered the effort of hundreds of contributors to realize these forgotten goals of Vim:

• Work as a component: support embedding as a primary use-case.
• Work as a platform: let users extend the core editor without limits.
• Work as a server: enable new, modern GUIs.
• Work in the terminal: TUI experience should be like any modern GUI

Thanks to your support, we delivered:

• Nvim 0.11: async treesitter, vim.lsp.config, virtual_lines diagnostics, :detach, numerous features and performance improvements
• Nvim 0.10: vim.iter, vim.snippet and other Lua "stdlib" modules, new default colorscheme, more treesitter features
• Nvim 0.9: remote TUI, improved Lua + syntax (treesitter) capabilities
• Nvim 0.6: APIs for diagnostics
• Nvim 0.5: out of the box support for LSP and treesitter

Our next focus is towards Nvim 0.12 in 2025. See the roadmap and follow https://x.com/neovim for updates.