Yes, I moved the other way and have been using vim for last two years or so. Eshell is the only main thing I still miss from emacs despite not being a lisper.

Yes, I moved the other way and have been using vim for last two years or so. Eshell is the only main thing I still miss from emacs despite not being a lisper. I have found it quite hard to explain others what exactly is great about eshell, because most people instinctively equate it with embedded terminals found in vscode etc. But it is really nice to have a shell where you can do most of the things you could in bash/zsh and also have complete programmatic access to the editor environment.