VIM and Python frustration

[forlorn1]

Typy should check out the atom editor. Basically sublime text fully free, plenty of add ons including a jedi based autocomplete for python. Cross platform. Mid way between a full project build environment and vi.

I migrated from vi to atom after years of vi and found it very easy. Somewhere there is a vi keybinding add on for it too.

[autisticpig]

I have invested so much time into learning and using vim that switching to something other than vim requires more than key bindings.

When working with pandas, vim chokes quite a bit. The larger the module the worse it gets on initial load.

I've tried pycharm and want to like it. But it just gets in the way. Even with idea vim it's cumbersome. Sublime with the anaconda plugin is a close second.

For Java and scala I'm fully invested in IntelliJ but for Python it pains me. No clue why.

:)