What is the best IDE for elixir?

I’m using Atom. But sometimes is slow.
The electron is not good for scale.
And I pretend to learn more in depth vim or space macs.
But it is a lot of things to learn elixir, phoenix, etc… I will see…

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I quit using atom and started using vscode because atom was too slow.

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vim + ls-elixir, using the ALE plugin; ls-elixir provides linting, compilation warnings/errors, code navigation, code completion, code formatting, quick access to docs, and I use several vim plugins for additional functionality, like fugitive (git interaction), ctrl-p (file navigation).

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Is anybody tried to write some Phoenix plugin that works as IDE or some part of it?
Maybe not fully functional, but allows end-user to modify models, templates, maybe do real coding and REPL, to run it on the dev/test server for interactive development, gen code, recompile/hot reload/test, and then upload to a production server (with IDE disabled)?