I think this really depends on what you work on. > Not to mention visual debuggers, not to mention remote debugging! The VS IntelliTrace feature alone is worth

I think this really depends on what you work on. > Not to mention visual debuggers, not to mention remote debugging! The VS IntelliTrace feature alone is worth the cost of the entire IDE. I use gdb and pudb, which are both CLI based, and have done so for years > Visual Studio Live Share lets two people concurrently use the entire IDE at the same time, remotely: https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/services/live-share/ https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/services/live-share/ Tmux has let me do this for over 10 years There are things I do not do in vim, but they are few. For example, I've developed a few Android applications as a side project and I used netbeans for it. For rust, go, c, python, I've always used vim.