You're still missing the point: there are essential tools and there are convenience tools. Version control, build tools and compiler, etc. are essential, you can't build software without them. IDE is a convenience tool. One can change such tools without affecting ability to build software. You prefer VSCode, somebody else prefers vim or some other IDE. It's not your decision what is productive to them.
Again, I see no point to argue and don't understand why you're trying to convince me that your taste is better than others.
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You're still missing the point: there are essential tools and there are convenience tools. Version control, build tools and compiler, etc. are essential, you can't build software without them. IDE is a convenience tool. One can change such tools without affecting ability to build software. You prefer VSCode, somebody else prefers vim or some other IDE. It's not your decision what is productive to them.
Again, I see no point to argue and don't understand why you're trying to convince me that your taste is better than others.