Vim for Web development

I've heard of all types of rapid profiling and click-association
of text editors (or programming frameworks) with the web browser.

In developing websites and cloud gadgets (in javascript, python, php, sql-like, mongo, whatnot...)
using Vim, I simply used the browser's builtin developer's tools (mainly chrome's and firefox's) and Vim without any plugins (sometimes I used some, but rarely).

And it worked very well, for research and for hobby and for freelance money..

But I wonder and ask thee, what plugins do you use,
or mappings, commands, functions, etc..
How do you use Vim and other tools to develop for the web.

Vim is a text editor, ok, and in the Unix design of a programming
environment, what other tools do you use and how.

PS. I (only me?) might search on the history of this list and post here to gather some context.

PS2. (~ot) overleaf (for editing and rendering latex files) has a Vim mode for editing, which works quite well.
I do not know how that JS relate to official Vim directly, but I ask if there is any use for it in programming for the web that you would highlight.

Best,
r

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