Unpopular opinion: atom and vscode are both shit. I hate using them, I don't think they are at all comfortable to use (for me). I prefer sublime and the bindings that it has.

I don't like Atom that much either. Haven't really touched VSC, so idk. I'll try it out in the future, I guess.

Secret hi-5 🖐

Has to be a secret, later the rest will think we are weird 😏

Sublime is also waaaay faster. And Python as the language of choice for plugins is wonderfull really. I do like vs code tho.

Pretty sure they would be better if they were not Electron based 😐

I basically only use vim and tmux, that said I think the add-on potential for atom is pretty nice. It is much lighter than a full fledged ide but you can customize key bindings (love vim in atom), in window terminal, solid git integration. I enjoy it from time to time.

@vimordeath I don't see any advantage of using vim for Java or C# and maybe c++ because I rely alot on IDE and built in documentation. Though I know there are plugins that achieve this, an IDE for the languages is far better.

@px06 I would never use vim for a larger project, luckily most of my job is smaller isolated projects, when I am doing app development or something bigger though always trust the handy vim plugin.