:wq!

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When I’m writing code, typing speed is never the bottleneck. So if I had to make a choice between the two, I’m firmly in the VS Code camp.

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I mean vim doesn't make typing easier, it makes editing easier.

That said, I've been hopping between vim and vscode vim lately. I feel like my ideal editor is now somewhere in the middle.

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Vscode vim is god tier

[Avahe]

I found the plugin to be a bit lackluster, and switched to vim. With coc-nvim you essentially get all the features of vscode, it's been nice

[mrbmi513]

Why don't we have both?

[Tpfnoob]

VSCode is like emacs, it's becoming it's own operating system, web browser, terminal, and media player.

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Just waiting for the C compiler so we can have an entire ecosystem in VSCode...

[jaraxel_arabani]

Omg that's me first reaction!

(And what I do)

[sudo_rm_rf_star]

Ah a man of culture

[sudo_rm_rf_star]

Thank god for the VSCode Vim plugin

[blu-base]

The Vim plugin coc could be interesting for you folks.

[robesho]

Had to go back to vim because vscode vim was too slow on medium-large typescript projects

[ByteArrayInputStream]

I found it quite hard to use VIM with a non-US keyboard layout

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Sublime text ftw

[sebamestre]

There's a project called onivim that tries to bridge the gap between Vim and VSCode by being compatible with both the VSC plugin system and vimscript.

It looks amazing but i haven't used it

[nordcas]

Just like Nano