I currently use Emacs. The latest (beta) release comes with out of the box support for elixir-ls. And even in the current stable release it is very easy to setup.
Although if you don’t like Vim I guess Emacs wouldn’t be your pick either 
hochata
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travisf
I used Zed for the last six months or so. Out of the box support for Elixir, go to function worked, inline compile warnings, and function docs.
The only thing I really missed with Zed was the plugin ecosystem and inline git blames.
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stevensonmt
I mostly use vim but I’ve played around with Lapce and found it to work pretty well out of the box.
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odix67
it didn’t have to be, just make small steps, it will you pay back later, a good guide for starting is to use the vi plugin in VS Code or the IntelliJ products or/and follow the guide from thePrimeagen https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm323Lc7iSW_wuxqmKx_xxNtJC_hJbQ7R
and by the way, you are afraid setting up neovim with a set of plugins, try https://www.lazyvim.org
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eddy147
Next to VSCode I also have AstroVim setup (neovim + astro), easy to setup and works also great, but nothing to my liking is better than VSCode at the moment.
So if vim is not your thing, currently there are not really better alternatives to my liking.
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