I don't believe in 10x programmer and know this term only from HN.
I live in France and after 10years programming, I never heard a collegue said "I am a 10x programmer". However, I always make sure any git project can be worked on with any IDE. I use vim, some use PyCharm and most of them use VScode and it works fine.
However, I can tell you my main pain point in using VS code vs vim: project switching. Many times I have to go quickly to another project and close it. When I code in vim this this :
ctrl+Z (go back to term)
workon project_2
vim
ctrl+P (select the file I need to see or quickly edit or show to a colleage to explain)
:q! (let's say I didn't edit anything)
fg (Go back to my main task)
Did not know how to be that fast to open/close project with a _real_ IDE.
To oppose this, there is one feature I envy of vs code: code in docker through ssh seamlessly. Unfortunately this is not even available in vscodium.
However, I can tell you my main pain point in using VS code vs vim: project switching. Many times I have to go quickly to another project and close it. When I code in vim this this :
ctrl+Z (go back to term) workon project_2 vim ctrl+P (select the file I need to see or quickly edit or show to a colleage to explain) :q! (let's say I didn't edit anything) fg (Go back to my main task)
Did not know how to be that fast to open/close project with a _real_ IDE.
To oppose this, there is one feature I envy of vs code: code in docker through ssh seamlessly. Unfortunately this is not even available in vscodium.