Editor and tooling has been flame bait since vim and emacs and you're just stoking the flames. The idea that VS Code is for "green" development only is flatly

Editor and tooling has been flame bait since vim and emacs and you're just stoking the flames. The idea that VS Code is for "green" development only is flatly false, I've used it to work on and debug GCC, hardly green. The idea you should always be looking for new tooling is also false. If you're a power user of emacs then enjoy it. Consider it your super power, I'm not interested in taking that from you. VS Code is, in my opinion, thee editor for several languages. The package support is it's real killer feature and the fact that it hits a decent compromise on performance between Sublime and Atom. Atoms packaging is arguably better and more flexible but it leads to bad package performance. Sublimes packaging was annoying when I used it in the past, no better then the train wreck that is MELPA of emacs. Again, all of that being my personal opinion.