I'm probably one of 2% of eng at my company who use vim instead of vscode, and not being able to run it in a terminal is the primary dealbreaker for me. My dev

I'm probably one of 2% of eng at my company who use vim instead of vscode, and not being able to run it in a terminal is the primary dealbreaker for me. My dev workflow consists of 4-6 screen sessions with 3-5 terms each. Each one represents one "task" (usually a branch), and I use git worktrees to keep separate copies of the repo that are linked at the git object level. An IDE that insists on being a GUI makes me feel like I'm using a toy OS like Windows. As a bonus, this is a remote-native setup, which made covid trivial to adapt to. I'm exactly as productive in the office as I am at home or on planes or in Ubers or at wine bars on sunny afternoons (modulo extra screen real estate).