when I am not in Emacs+evil and I have to open vscode for launching the debugger I use vscodevim, I am not sure why people say it's too limited, it does the job more than allright for me and I tink I use vim keys and motion to its fullest....
sure it doesn't have :map or other commands but as far editing and moving around it work well for me....
as far vscode-neovim i have tried that but it was freezing too often for me (on osx and linux) I would have to restart the plugin extension host or something to get it fixed.... much nicer to have configuration in a .vim file tho compared to json based configuration of vscode-vim
I actually enjoy more idea emulation of vim which I think is much more advanced.... but vscode is a good middleground between an editor and ide or at least for my debugging sessions.
sure it doesn't have :map or other commands but as far editing and moving around it work well for me....
as far vscode-neovim i have tried that but it was freezing too often for me (on osx and linux) I would have to restart the plugin extension host or something to get it fixed.... much nicer to have configuration in a .vim file tho compared to json based configuration of vscode-vim
I actually enjoy more idea emulation of vim which I think is much more advanced.... but vscode is a good middleground between an editor and ide or at least for my debugging sessions.