I use it as well, it is not 100% compatible, but all the main features that I need (basic things) works fine for me. If somebody stuck with vscode but wants vim key bindings I hightly recommend to try it.

What I noticed that people build "their own" IDE installing and configuring third party plugins and spend a lot of time to maintain this configuration. And there is no guarrantie it will be better then what is already supported in vsCode for example. So as an alternative one can go other way around and just install vim plugin.

for the chaotic evil play I was going to suggest Emacs with vim bindings. But you outdid me there.