vi is not available on modern systems, people are using clones like (neo)vim or Emacs with evil-mode. And those clones also have modern features too, pushing th

vi is not available on modern systems, people are using clones like (neo)vim or Emacs with evil-mode. And those clones also have modern features too, pushing them to IDE-level of tooling. Proper IDEs are often still a tad superior in being an IDE, but their vi(m)-modes are very lacking in comparison. So at the end it comes down to where you set your focus, and often the vim-side wins over the IDE-side.