I've tried emacs a couple of times over the years, but it never really stuck for me. Not sure why. I use vim as my main editor on the job and at home. The mo

I've tried emacs a couple of times over the years, but it never really stuck for me. Not sure why. I use vim as my main editor on the job and at home. The more basic commands have become second-nature and every now and then I go read about something I haven't played with yet and make it part of my workflow. I can't stand IDEs. I understand their benefits, but the amount of resources they take up appall me at some deep level. I'll use them and grumble if I need to. I haven't really liked an IDE since the Turbo Pascal 4.0 days. I also have a thing about not liking software that tries to second-guess me. I'll take a vim session loaded with files and another terminal window to build the project in and I'm golden. Of course, I'm not working on huge projects for the most part. Maybe it's an old-person thing.