>This view is obviously biased against Emacs,.. Yeah, no bias in your comment. This is the kind of gatekeeping that is keeping Emacs from being popular. All of

>This view is obviously biased against Emacs,.. Yeah, no bias in your comment. This is the kind of gatekeeping that is keeping Emacs from being popular. All of what you said works great in a "blog" and social media to get upvotes and +1s, but not in real world. > Meanwhile company X will just slot in cookie cutter developer 1 and ask them to use VSCode because they are eager to get the developer to be "productive" on Day 1 for some reason. This is not only insulting but ignorant. Have you looked at how extensible VSCode is and how most of the users are using it before you made your comment? Just because it is great outside the box, does not mean it is not extensible or the users cannot "tune their workflow".