Highly recommend spacemacs. Solid documentation, fantastic evil-mode integration, well organized key bindings and a config file that makes sense. If you like t

Highly recommend spacemacs. Solid documentation, fantastic evil-mode integration, well organized key bindings and a config file that makes sense. If you like trying new programming languages then all you do is add it to the layers list, and it’ll install recommended packages for that language. It’s nice to have that ready for you to use so you don’t waste time researching which packages go with which language. Then you just hit “space-M” and you see everything you need to work with that language. Read the README.md for that layer or even dive into its code if you want to know how it works. I don’t think I could have moved from Vim to emacs without spacemacs and will be forever grateful for that.