I would say that it is also no coincidence that author talks about Clojure as an example - a lisp language, which have obviously great support in Emacs. For the

I would say that it is also no coincidence that author talks about Clojure as an example - a lisp language, which have obviously great support in Emacs. For the rest of development ecosystem support is of lower quality and now, with the transition between LSP and eglot and the unfortunate way how treesitter mods were implemented, the ecosystem is even more fragmented. I still like some aspects of emacs (configuration on-the-fly), do not care about others (magit, org-mode) but the state of development ecosystem is the true problem for me. Neovim is a much sharper development tool as of now in my opinion.