This is the place I'm in too. In projects more under my own control, I use Emacs for JS and Clojure. At work, I deal with JS, Python, and Java. I don't reall

This is the place I'm in too. In projects more under my own control, I use Emacs for JS and Clojure. At work, I deal with JS, Python, and Java. I don't really care to spend the effort to configure Emacs to handle all the oddities of a super old codebase reliably. I just grab vscode or intellij. They're fine.