Vim is still VERY relevant. Lot's of us prefer its keyboard driven interface and it runs everywhere so if you do learn it it's something you can always have wi

Vim is still VERY relevant. Lot's of us prefer its keyboard driven interface and it runs everywhere so if you do learn it it's something you can always have with you. It's not like VS Code has much in the way of functionality that's not available to Vim/Nvim users via VSCode's extensions or LSP servers.