I use vscode with the neovim extension. I'm no vim aficionado (I still use the arrow keys...), but it's good to have the vi bindings in an IDE. It even supports

I use vscode with the neovim extension. I'm no vim aficionado (I still use the arrow keys...), but it's good to have the vi bindings in an IDE. It even supports variable width fonts! And then when I open up (n)vim in a shell, the muscle memory carries over.