Integrated Terminal - Whether you use bash or the Windows CMD, an integrated terminal can save you loads of time. Refactoring - Need to overhaul a function's naming scheme? Or convert a common block of code into a function that can be more widely-used throughout your application? Sounds like a refactoring job! A modern IDE can help with that. Version control integration - Whether you're using git or SVN, many modern IDE's provide source-control integration that can show, line-by-line, the changes you've made since your last commit. Auto-Complete - This feature can, of course, help complete long constant names, but it can also provide insight into the parameters that a function may expect. Code navigation - Whether it's find-by-reference (instantly navigating to the definition of the function you're using), search-by-symbol (quick navigation to function or symbol definitions within a file), or a quick link to a compilation error, code navigation is critical to managing large code bases. 
The Arduino IDE lacks a number of "professional" code-assistance features, like: VS Code used to edit an Arduino sketch file while viewing a library's.
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