I've recently actually switch to Emacs from VSCode. I've done the journey Vim -> VSCode -> Emacs -> Neovim -> Kakoune -> and then Emacs back again. This time I

I've recently actually switch to Emacs from VSCode. I've done the journey Vim -> VSCode -> Emacs -> Neovim -> Kakoune -> and then Emacs back again. This time I'm sticking with it. The reason is simply that I think it provides capabilities for: - great devdocs and info pages integration - automations (compile project, set up project specific bindings etc.) - email (mu4e) - navigation (vertico + ripgrep integrations) - note-taking (howm) - magit for git handling ... and then everything else it comes with. I'm quite a big fan of everything being minimal and text only. I have to say that the author's story is sad. It is scary how Microsoft is locking down the ecosystem though through their pair-programming tools and other integrations. I really wish we could use the tools we prefer rather than succumb to Microsoft overlords.