Vim is a highly efficient text editor known for its unique modal operation, where different keys elicit different responses depending on the mode. Many users appreciate Vim's speed and keyboard-centric navigation, which can significantly enhance coding productivity. However, many mainstream code editors have introduced Vim-like modes, which often fall short of the full Vim experience, leading to frustration among users accustomed to its comprehensive feature set and functionalities. Learning Vim creates lasting muscle memory that benefits developers even when using different tools. Despite the learning curve, those who mastered Vim often cite it as a transformative tool in their work efficiency. Newer editors like Helix offer alternative models but struggle to compete with Vim's ubiquity.