I found that for Go development vim is really good. I tried Sublime, Atom and VSCode for Go development on Mac, but didn't feel comfortable with how slow they w

I found that for Go development vim is really good. I tried Sublime, Atom and VSCode for Go development on Mac, but didn't feel comfortable with how slow they were, especially when trying to dig into an SQL dump. It could take a minute for the SQL dump to load. In contrast to that, vim can load and jump to any line in a MB-sized SQL dump instantly. Another great thing about vim is that you won't need to use the mouse/touchpad, though as others have mentioned there are vim-plugins for VSCode etc if that's what you want. Vim package suggestions: scrooloose/nerdtree - File tree navigation. jeetsukumaran/vim-buffergator - Work in buffers instead of tabs. fatih/vim-go - Jump to definition, format, auto-import, build and jump to error lines inside vim, etc.