I use sublime because it has nice IDE-like features like a file tree, goto-file, goto-symbol, references to, definitions of, but it is doing simple pattern matc

I use sublime because it has nice IDE-like features like a file tree, goto-file, goto-symbol, references to, definitions of, but it is doing simple pattern matching; no IDE will be smart enough to figure out the ungodly build system I work with. If I'm on windows I like visual studio, love the debugger, but for regular code-slinging I find it pretty slow/unresponsive. I also found VSCode totally unresponsive on Linux so I have pretty high expectations for speed. People I work with use everything from Atom to Vim to VSCode to Eclipse to Emacs to visual studio on a windows machine, network mounting their linux drive. Everyone builds from a terminal because that is the only thing that works.