I used Sublime from 2012-2014, then briefly Atom, then Jetbrains, then ended up with Vim for the past four years. It's sped me up a bit for sure, but even more

I used Sublime from 2012-2014, then briefly Atom, then Jetbrains, then ended up with Vim for the past four years. It's sped me up a bit for sure, but even more importantly is that it's done wonders for my RSI. With the amount of time I've spent using non-ergonomic laptops over the past 12 years, even typing was pretty painful for a while. After minimizing my mouse usage, getting a Kenisis keyboard and my wrists starting getting better. The ergonomic keyboard helped, but VIM definitely has also. Whatever editor I work with, I configure it so I can use VIM bindings.