I too have been down this road. I tried Atom for a couple of months, and that turned into a couple of years. I had it tuned into a VERY NICE Vim. I tried out VS

I too have been down this road. I tried Atom for a couple of months, and that turned into a couple of years. I had it tuned into a VERY NICE Vim. I tried out VSCodeVim and got it to be a mostly passable Vim. It sure is pretty though. I'm back on nvim for the time being. Coc.nvim and LSPs make it pretty good. There are definitely rough edges and memory usage is pretty bad with all those plugins, but. I know it, I feel right at home with it. The only other two editors I invested any real time learning were Sublime and Emacs (I did not try to turn them into Vim - but I did end up installing Evil for Emacs later on) I'm pretty broken by Vim. I don't really want to invest the time to get really good at a non-modal text editor.