Plenty of people still use Emacs. I picked it up several months ago after using Jetbrains IDE's for quite a long time, and honestly haven't felt the need for a

Plenty of people still use Emacs. I picked it up several months ago after using Jetbrains IDE's for quite a long time, and honestly haven't felt the need for any of what Jetbrains brought to the table. Mostly thanks to LSP. If you're not a Java developer, Emacs is perfectly fine as a configurable extensible editor. With the additional caveat that its lack of multithreading can get in the way sometimes.