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Sounds like VSCode is working great for you, no reason to change. Especially as, if you ever decide you want to use modal editing, there's a VSCode plugin for
by linsomniac 4y ago
Sounds like VSCode is working great for you, no reason to change. Especially as, if you ever decide you want to use modal editing, there's a VSCode plugin for that.
But, since you mention it, there are a few things that appeal about vim. For me, personally, I am quite often working on remote systems from the command line. Being able to "vi filename" and make some changes and get back to the command line is important and VSCode doesn't seem to work for that. I know it has remote editing, but navigating over there from Code isn't worth it when I can just "vi filename".
A significant part of the appeal is the modal editing, which as I mention above is available in Code.