I used to be very gungho on text editors (started my career with Sublime, moved to VSCode later), but I've turned the other way and use Jetbrains products now.

I used to be very gungho on text editors (started my career with Sublime, moved to VSCode later), but I've turned the other way and use Jetbrains products now. LSP is decent, but I've yet to see any languages with the depth and quality of Jetbrains IDE support, by a fairly large margin. I've had to fight VSCode settings many, many times in to world of Go, but Goland "just works" for the essentials - intellisense and code navigation is just so much better. Python and Typescript are probably the best-supported in VSCode, but they still don't meet the mark. Rule applies doubly so for languages that aren't strongly typed. Breakpoint debugging for code and tests is similarly hands off. They add all sorts of ecosystem-specific know how to make the experience smooth, e.g. Rails, Rspec in RubyMine. I still use command line tools for every other part of my workflows, e.g. Ripgrep, git, dependency management, but I haven't found anything else that compares for coding with really excellent intellisense and code nav, other than Visual Studio proper for C#.