Title: I&#x27;ve tried switching from IDEs like VSCode to Emacs (with evil mode) a few times now, but I always gave up after a while because my productivity decreases. Even after 1-2 weeks it&#x27;s still not close to what it was with VScode. That&#x27;s frustrating. But when I watch proficient people using these editors I&#x27;m always amazed at what they can do, and they appear more productive than I am with VSCode. So with enough effort it should be a worthwhile investment.<p>I think my problem is the lack of a structured guide&#x2F;tutorial focused on real-world project usage. I can do all basic operations, but I&#x27;m probably doing them in an inefficient way, which ends up being slower than a GUI. But I don&#x27;t know what I don&#x27;t know, so I don&#x27;t know what commands and keybindings I should use instead or what my options are.<p>How did you become good at using these editors? Just using them doesn&#x27;t really work because by myself I&#x27;d never discover most of the features and keybindings.
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