VSCode doesn't compete with emacs and vim. VSCode competes with Sublime Text and Atom. Maybe even with WebStorm on the more full-featured end and Notepad++ on t

VSCode doesn't compete with emacs and vim. VSCode competes with Sublime Text and Atom. Maybe even with WebStorm on the more full-featured end and Notepad++ on the leaner end. I'm not even sure whether you're trolling. BBEdit provides a tiny subset of the features VSCode offers. VSCode is not a text editor, it's halfway between a text editor and a traditional IDE.