IntelliJ is very configurable, and there are some settings and plugins I couldn't live without (such as the Vim plugin). I've also been through a Vim-as-main-ed

IntelliJ is very configurable, and there are some settings and plugins I couldn't live without (such as the Vim plugin). I've also been through a Vim-as-main-editor phase, but I'm now using Rider (a JetBrains IDE) as my main editor, VSCode as my secondary editor (for things where opening Rider would be impractical), and NeoVim for some one-off things and Git commit messages. Rider/VSCode with Vim plugins get you the best of both worlds, a friendly and smart IDE with great text editing tools. (And I don't see the appeal of Emacs at all.)