Its definitely worth learning vim, which you can do plenty well with the VScode vim plugin. Its probably not worth moving unless you have some real issues with

Its definitely worth learning vim, which you can do plenty well with the VScode vim plugin. Its probably not worth moving unless you have some real issues with your workflow or you're bored and want to learn something new. Im trying to move completely to Lunarvim, a vim config with a lot of neat tools built in, but only because I fell in love with the keybinds and I don't want to spend the time configuring vscode or pycharm to do the same. That said, I still swap to pycharm or vscode for the debugger.