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I'd think that VSCode eats into the 'market share' of Eclipse and the like, but I can't see it as replacement for Emacs at all.
by guenthert 2y ago
I'd think that VSCode eats into the 'market share' of Eclipse and the like, but I can't see it as replacement for Emacs at all.
- pjmlp 2y agoBetter look at the shape of Emacs market share evolution since VSCode exists. Turns out JavaScript is more appealing than Elisp, plus the graphical capabilities of having a browser engine.