Much like how I've configured my syntax colouring (very limited), the fact that vim isn't an IDE becomes a virtue. For the few code-helper tasks I want, it's there, but mostly it gets out of my way.

I use VS Code sometimes, and got it configured to run unit tests on live code and constantly report on passing, and then I went back to vim. I don't need a herd of assistants begging for my attention, and it hurts my productivity.