I use Vim and Vim keybindings for other editors. I learned Vim because like you say, it’s lightweight and ubiquitous. But for some larger scale projects I need

I use Vim and Vim keybindings for other editors. I learned Vim because like you say, it’s lightweight and ubiquitous. But for some larger scale projects I need the power of a full IDE. So then I use for example PyCharm with Vim keybindings. As long as the Vim emulation is good you are still using the same “skills”. In the case of the OP it’s a frontend to neovim even, so it’s not even just a partial emulation, it’s the real deal. That being said I tried Oni a few weeks ago because I thought it would bring me something but I found no immediate advantage so I didn’t bother to keep using it.