I went through a similar change, switching to Sublime a few years ago. However, I hate to say it as a die hard Linux enthusiast, Visual Studio Code is by far

I went through a similar change, switching to Sublime a few years ago. However, I hate to say it as a die hard Linux enthusiast, Visual Studio Code is by far the best editor. However, Vim always works. What do I mean by this? Chances are if you do any real development work, you are having to remote into another system. For sublime, VSCode, etc... you'll have to Mount the remote file system. Well that has failed me a few times, especially if the remote system does not support anything other than sshfs and you are on Windows machine. Terminal access means Vim. Vim just works 100% of the time. So... I've come back full circle to Vim, because it just works and I don't have to change my workflow, because I'm in a different environment/borrowed machine.