I use (Doom + some customisation) Emacs for development in Go and TypeScript. It's generally very good and sometimes frustrating – but usually fixable, and very

I use (Doom + some customisation) Emacs for development in Go and TypeScript. It's generally very good and sometimes frustrating – but usually fixable, and very much still worth the bother for me. I'm in a very small minority of developers using it at my work. I have quite a lot of the bells and whistles other developers have – of what I lack, I'm thinking mainly of the refactoring stuff in GoLand. Magit is the only alternative git UI I've ever liked. Evil is close enough to vim to satisfy. We have language servers and tree-sitter now.