The place nano is best is in environments which aren't otherwise setup for working on. e.g. a fresh linux install or some ephemeral server/container. If you can

The place nano is best is in environments which aren't otherwise setup for working on. e.g. a fresh linux install or some ephemeral server/container. If you can do this remotely e.g. with the VSCode Remote, great. I'd suggest if you know a few vi keybindings, vi would be better than nano. e.g. navigating through the document will be quicker with vi than nano.