I've been using VIM for a long time but I decided to try VS Code after all that hype. Tried it the first time, liked it but too heavy (I was coming from VIM). Then I started working a lot with Vue and the Vue plugins for VIM aren't as good as the ones for VS Code so I decided to try it again and stick with it for a while till I have a bigger picture of it.
Nowadays I'm fully on VS Code with VIM plugin on top of it and happy, the only issue here is the heavy part compared to pure VIM.
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Vim -> VS Code -> Vim -> VS Code
I've been using VIM for a long time but I decided to try VS Code after all that hype. Tried it the first time, liked it but too heavy (I was coming from VIM). Then I started working a lot with Vue and the Vue plugins for VIM aren't as good as the ones for VS Code so I decided to try it again and stick with it for a while till I have a bigger picture of it.
Nowadays I'm fully on VS Code with VIM plugin on top of it and happy, the only issue here is the heavy part compared to pure VIM.