I spent probably a few months together trying geany, vim, eclipse, vscode...over my development career, as a matter of fact I spent yet another full working day

I spent probably a few months together trying geany, vim, eclipse, vscode...over my development career, as a matter of fact I spent yet another full working day with vim trying to get call graph and autocomplete working more smoothly, to no avail, I then tried Jetbrains at night(I have been using pycharm but barely used clion and webstorm), I quickly found all those features I need are already in JetBrains, and my one-day cost can buy a few years' license. Time is money. I have ditched vscode two months ago(the setting-sycn lost all my settings and that's the last straw), now for me, vim will be restricted to server side editing or casual hacking, I will spend more time coding instead of building my IDE, I will just stick with Jetbrains, hope it will stay relevant for the next 10 years.