Have you tried the neovim _integration_ VS Code extension? [0] It's not perfect (I'm still in a terminal 95% of the time, but my current VSCode set up is surprisingly not painful and I find myself using it more frequently) but it gets a lot further along than VsVim did for me (which is probably not a far comparison because I have not actually used VsVim in many years) or VSCodeVim when I tried it recently. YMMV, of course.
A word of advice, though, if you plan to check this out... I'd recommend maintaining a separate neovim install specifically for the VS Code integration and make sure that it has fairly basic vimrc with limited plugins. You have to take care with this because (neo)vim plugins don't always play nicely with VS Code and vice versa.
A word of advice, though, if you plan to check this out... I'd recommend maintaining a separate neovim install specifically for the VS Code integration and make sure that it has fairly basic vimrc with limited plugins. You have to take care with this because (neo)vim plugins don't always play nicely with VS Code and vice versa.
[0]: https://github.com/asvetliakov/vscode-neovim