I used plenty of IDEs (from free ones up to expensive enterprise IDEs) and I still prefer Vim. In fact I started with an enterprise Visual Studio when I first s

I used plenty of IDEs (from free ones up to expensive enterprise IDEs) and I still prefer Vim. In fact I started with an enterprise Visual Studio when I first started programming and only years later switched to Vim. Which IDE do you use now? I am willing to give it a try, but most likely I already have. Vim can be configured to show code errors (by integrating linters, static code analysis or "just" by integrating the compiler, or doing all 3). Vim can also be configured to do auto complete. Actually I have not found a IDE that can provide Python (which I use a lot) autocomplete better or up to the standard that vim has and I have not found a IDE that can provide autocomplete for so many different languages. Database work and debugging is something I mostly just use specialized tools for and don't have a need to integrate that into my text editor. Sure it was nice to just click and have a break point on that line like I did in Visual Studio, but that isn't something I miss. Also: What do you mean by "modding down"?