There’s nothing wrong with vim-plug. It does the job of managing and loading your plugins decently well. It’s still inferior to Lazy.nvim though.

Lazy.nvim is:

- Written in Lua which is far faster

- Used with Lua which is an objectively better language than VimL

- Lazy loading is far easier and has more power because…

- Dependencies are managed well

- Beautiful UI available for managing updates, debugging, and profiling