I hope that more people try Emacs after having had exposure to vscode. It may be slow to get to know the new environment, and reading the manual only takes one

I hope that more people try Emacs after having had exposure to vscode. It may be slow to get to know the new environment, and reading the manual only takes one so far, but Everything becomes nicer after the training phase. Text-based remote editing has been mature in this platform for decades, and it keeps working well with the addition of all the language servers and tree sitters and so on. It is now snappy again in all architectures, it has built-in support for sql and still uses the powerful lisp for all its extensions.