Well, my story is that I switched to emacs mostly because org-mode and the decent Vim support that Spacemacs offered. While I tried doing my development in Emac

Well, my story is that I switched to emacs mostly because org-mode and the decent Vim support that Spacemacs offered. While I tried doing my development in Emacs too, I ended up using VSCode for most of that. One reason is that I kind of like the separation between Emacs for org-mode and another tool for development. Another is that VSCode just kind of 'clicks' with my approach. As a freelancer, I often work on multiple projects at the same time. I can have various VSCode projects open, each with its own terminal processes. I find myself still using Emacs for TRAMP stuff (remote SFTP editing of files) occasionally, but somehow using Emacs for properly working on projects never quite 'clicked' the way VSCode did. It's possible that I just haven't gotten comfortable enough with it yet, but so far I'm really loving the Emacs/VSCode setup. And I still occasionally use Sublime Text for one-off editing of bigger files.