Really? This sounds like nonsense to me. Learning Vim has been one of the best professional choices I've made. With dynamic languages I've seen a couple of I

Really? This sounds like nonsense to me. Learning Vim has been one of the best professional choices I've made. With dynamic languages I've seen a couple of IDEs that weren't able to actually deliver the refactoring or search tools they promised. What you were left with was a large, slow editor with a poor keyboard interface. I'd rather be closer to the operating system in Vim or Emacs and add refactoring using external tools like tern, rope, godoctor, etc. Terminal based tools allow you to work anywhere and support easy collaboration using things like tmux.