> claiming that Emacs is obsolete/outdated/dying > run of the mill, mundane, forgotten-in-a-few-years, CRUD web apps, a normal _average_ car (M$ vscode) With r

> claiming that Emacs is obsolete/outdated/dying > run of the mill, mundane, forgotten-in-a-few-years, CRUD web apps, a normal _average_ car (M$ vscode) With regards to obsolete and outdated - I started using vi and emacs back in 1989 (I currently use vi more). The keybindings and such I learned back then are still relevant. In my day job, I mostly program Android. Before 2014, I programmed with Eclipse and an Android plugin, which is what Google suggested. Then Android Studio was released, which is what Google suggested. As I haven't used Eclipse at all since around 2014-2015, Eclipse, to me any how, has become "obsolete/outdated". Yet I'm still using vi (and emacs) as I have since the 1980s. They have not become outdated, I still use them as I always have.