I've been using emacs for over a decade now and I have yet to reach this state of nirvana. I do want to understand every line of elisp and I've been doing a lot of elisp recently. But then again, I also have work to do, and I realize all I've been trying to achieve with my emacs config in the past 10 years is to make it work like a modern IDE. Which is perfect, because the reason I switched to Emacs in the first place is I just needed an IDE that I could fix.
However, ever since Sublime and now VS Code came about, I've been having this internal debate of whether I should just switch to a text editor that I can fix, but come configured sensibly OOTB, and let sunk time costs be. This used to be a tall order but VS Code seems to be really close to this ideal now.
However, ever since Sublime and now VS Code came about, I've been having this internal debate of whether I should just switch to a text editor that I can fix, but come configured sensibly OOTB, and let sunk time costs be. This used to be a tall order but VS Code seems to be really close to this ideal now.