I am a professional software developer. Half of my team use Emacs to write Go. Our workflow integrates perfectly well with the non-Emacs-users: we commit our

I am a professional software developer. Half of my team use Emacs to write Go. Our workflow integrates perfectly well with the non-Emacs-users: we commit our code, push it &c. It’s an editor like any other (just IMNSHO better). I really appreciate Emacs. It’s been wonderful investing in my editor, rather than chasing trends. I’m at a point now in my career where having to use an editor other than Emacs (much like having to use an OS other than Linux or a BSD) would be grounds to refuse an offer or leave a firm. At this point, to a certain degree Emacs is my OS. I don’t want to imagine using a computer without it.