I'm a Java and a C# dev, Scala when I feel adventures or when I'm drunk.
I do all my work in IntelliJ and Visual Studio but I found a
few useful tools like VsVim which emulates all the keys in VS, there is also the IntelliJ plugin which brings Vim into the IDE.
Then you got the best of both worlds, I have to admit it's not the same as running Vim from a terminal but it's very close.
Other than that, if I had to write something in a dynamic language, I'd still prefer Vim with a few useful plugins.
I really tried hard to emulate an IDE inside Vim but that was a lost cause.
I do all my work in IntelliJ and Visual Studio but I found a few useful tools like VsVim which emulates all the keys in VS, there is also the IntelliJ plugin which brings Vim into the IDE.
Then you got the best of both worlds, I have to admit it's not the same as running Vim from a terminal but it's very close.
Other than that, if I had to write something in a dynamic language, I'd still prefer Vim with a few useful plugins.
I really tried hard to emulate an IDE inside Vim but that was a lost cause.