Goodbye VSCode, Hello Emacs Again
User of software A tries out software B, keeps using software A for most tasks, tries out plugins for software B to make it feel more like software A, eventually decides to drop software B again and return to software A full-time. Nothing particularly interesting.<p>However worth emphasising:<p>&gt; VS Code is an excellent IDE and I would recommend any new software developer to use it.<p>It&#x27;s refreshing to see a take end like this. He acknowledges VS Code is a good IDE although he feels at home with emacs. This emphasises that he didn&#x27;t stick with emacs because it is superior but because the cost of switching editors simply wasn&#x27;t worth it to him.<p>That said, this reads more like general tips for emacs users rather than a critique of VS Code. So the title is a bit misleading.