I've recently been using VSCode+vim, after about 10 years of using only vim, and another year or so on Spacemacs (emacs + vim mode). VSCode is awesome, it prov

I've recently been using VSCode+vim, after about 10 years of using only vim, and another year or so on Spacemacs (emacs + vim mode). VSCode is awesome, it provides a ton of benefits you don't get from emacs or vanilla vim. I'm really enjoying using it, and there's a chance that it will become my new "main" editor. That said, the vim mode is not perfect. It only takes a few minutes of work before I run into a limitation of the vim mode, some binding or other that I use and that isn't replicated. More importantly, some things feel broken - there have been cases where undo didn't work properly for me, and cases where numerical arguments to commands messed things up. That said, I've actually started taking the time to customize the vim mode in VSCode, and it's starting to pay off.