As there are Vim extensions for VS Code, I can not say that the big difference are modes.
Vim is sooo lightweight compared to VS Code... Can be obvious, but starting a full blown with any kind of plugins former and a clean latter is something to experience. A very strong point in VS Code favour is that helped Electron evolution. Some times, it is also refreshing to use a "normal" editor.
To be fair, I do not use either of them. Instead I prefer neovim and Code - OSS
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These are the two I use the most.
As there are Vim extensions for VS Code, I can not say that the big difference are modes.
Vim is sooo lightweight compared to VS Code... Can be obvious, but starting a full blown with any kind of plugins former and a clean latter is something to experience. A very strong point in VS Code favour is that helped Electron evolution. Some times, it is also refreshing to use a "normal" editor.
To be fair, I do not use either of them. Instead I prefer neovim and Code - OSS