I was like that, then for 2 months I decided I would use vim to do everything and use absolutely nothing else to edit text, this is when I had joined a new comp

I was like that, then for 2 months I decided I would use vim to do everything and use absolutely nothing else to edit text, this is when I had joined a new company and ramping up. About 5 weeks in I ceased trying to make Java work with vim and have been using intellij (with vim binding) for Java and Kotlin. But kept using vim for everything else, which is roughly 50% of work load and stretches several different language and config formats. Have been using vim ever since, the cliff is the hardest part, but it was totally worth it.