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If you like VSCode, you might be interested in Onivim — it’s a VSCode/Vim hybrid.

• linsomniac 5y ago
  Not sure about OniVim1, but just last week I bought the OniVim2 Early Access license, after watching oni 1/2 for a few years. I will say that it seems a bit early, but it does look promising. For example: My main workstation loses syntax highlighting after I do two motion commands ("jj" or "Gk" for example).
  • zbaylin 5y ago
    Hey, Onivim contributor here. Thanks for the feedback! I will mention that syntax highlighting fixes are something we’re gonna be focusing on in the coming weeks/months so if you haven’t already, feel free to file an issue on GitHub (or comment on one that looks similar)!
    • kristiandupont 5y ago
      Onivim looks great! Does it/will it support remote development like VSCode? I do all my development on a virtual machine. I love everything about VSCode except for the vim plugin.
      • WiiManic 5y ago
        (Another dev here!) Its a workflow we are looking into supporting, but its difficult. VSCode has extensions that are licenesed in a different way to the rest, which includes all the remote development ones (WSL/SSH/Docker). Their license can be found on the marketplace, but broadly they can "only be used with Visual Studio Family products" (or something of similar wording, i.e. Code only, some are VS only). They are also fully closed source as well, the GH repos are just for issues. So we'd like to support that sort of workflow, but it will mean more work on our end since we can't use that existing work due to the license.