+1 I use intellij for big projects because of the jump- and refactoring stuff but I know I could do it with VIM if I'd know it better. A good example is SpaceV

+1 I use intellij for big projects because of the jump- and refactoring stuff but I know I could do it with VIM if I'd know it better. A good example is SpaceVim that enables people who don't want to configure everything to use VIM as an IDE that provides most of the tools you'd need for developing. E.g. it has a linter for python, mouse support and code-completion. I don't need much more to develop most of the time. VIM is awesome and I think what most people whining about it ignore is the fact it runs in a terminal (vs. some big bloated piece of sh*t).