I find this type of question a little funny. What do you mean by “dead” and who’s “everyone”? Vim will likely be alive for decades to come for sysadmins editin

I find this type of question a little funny. What do you mean by “dead” and who’s “everyone”? Vim will likely be alive for decades to come for sysadmins editing files in /etc over ssh. It might be “dead” for the new languages with a small community and nobody interested in adding support for vim… So, it might be dead for some people and not for others. At the end of the day I usually pick an editor that the language I’m gonna be writing has good support for. Sublime for C, vscode for JS/TS, and jetbrains for golang