🎉 Almost fully feature-complete VIM integration by utilizing Neovim as a backend.Mode and editor commands, making the best use of both editors.

This extension uses aįully embedded Neovim instance, no more half-complete VIM emulation! VSCode's native functionality is used for insert If you run into these cases I'd love to know, to be able to write extensions which fill this gap.Neovim is a fork of VIM to allow greater extensibility and integration. Yes there are a few things which vim can do but VSCode can't, such as q and or complicated ed commands, but these are very very rarely needed and are often more complicated then actually doing them manually. There are commands for gu/gU but they are not bounded by default, but also change-case - Visual Studio Marketplace Instead of f/F/t/T: Select until pattern - Visual Studio Marketplace or Select By - Visual Studio Marketplace Instead of Ctrl+O/Ctrl+I: Alt+Left/Alt+Right Ctrl+D does the same but adds one cursor at a time, if you only want the first two for example. Select text and then Ctrl+Shift+L - puts a cursor everywhere your selection is found. Instead of Ctrl+V: Select multiple lines and then Alt+Shift+I, it will put a cursor in each line, then you can do anything to all lines at once. Notable things to know before you make judgement: If you want to give a fair chance for VSCode, you need to invest time customizing it, like you did for your. I think you should first try out regular VSCode, specifically learn to handle multiple-cursors well, and only then decide.Īlso note that VSCode is nothing without its extensions, so much like 'surround.vim' in vim, you sometimes need extensions for improved text-editing functionality. So I recommend VSCode, but 'better' is a matter of opinion. If you look at arguments of people claiming that a certain thing is faster in vim, it's usually since they compare it to something like notepad rather than VSCode/Sublime. IMO unlike the beliefs of most vim fanatics, vim actually makes you slower than a modern text editor like VSCode.

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