I use AstroVim in the same vein. Been using vim for a while but the hardest part of me actually making me want to keep using it is the formatting. Somehow, someway, the linting and formatting (whether its eslint vs prettier vs whatever else) always makes it a battle. VS Code does this to perfection. With vim, I have to battle and make small concessions on how formatting behaves.
I have been developing https://beta.delaford.com. It's a 2D Online JavaScript RPG using TypeScript and HTML <canvas> along with Node.js on the backend. It's allowed to me to skip tech screenings, use it as an ice-breaker and people always seem to love seeing it. Definitely has gotten me a leg up when I use to interview.
Yeah this works great until you realize you're the one _always_ initiating and they say "Wow thanks for getting in touch" and you don't talk to them for another 3 years.
I've been using Ubuntu 20.04 since it's release now (a few months?) and my biggest gripe has been bluetooth connectivity and fixing updating issues (gpg keys, no releases, etc.)