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The mix of the old and the new seems to be quite the dominant paradigm these days: I'm mostly working on complex web development projects, and using Emacs to se
by cjauvin 7y ago
The mix of the old and the new seems to be quite the dominant paradigm these days: I'm mostly working on complex web development projects, and using Emacs to seamlessly navigate the sea of mostly text-based environments (JS, Python, PHP, bash, git, docker, multiple configuration environments, etc.) simply proves an invaluable asset. I've tried several times to "move on" (most recently to VSCode, which is really quite good), but I've always been gravitating back to Emacs.