IntlliJ has a depth of code understanding unmatched by any other environment I've tried. Perhaps someone quite expert with emacs could improve on it, but at a g

IntlliJ has a depth of code understanding unmatched by any other environment I've tried. Perhaps someone quite expert with emacs could improve on it, but at a great cost in time. VS Code doesn't come close in these terms - editing in it is still 'editing text'. But Microsoft has been very canny with the combination of WSL2 & the VS Code remote extension - allowing essentially a true linux programming environment accessed via Windows GUI. That even tempts me, and I'm a fairly diehard Intellij user.