This is true for me too. I still do some of my personal projects in Emacs, and I still use Magit, and dired, and a few others, but by and large my professional

This is true for me too. I still do some of my personal projects in Emacs, and I still use Magit, and dired, and a few others, but by and large my professional development is mostly in the family of JetBrains editors. Ideally, their code analysis could work through a server and use Emacs as a frontend, but the existing tools don't even come close to what those IDEs can do. Emacs is great, but it's not the most productive tool for me to edit large projects.