I have been quiet about this until now, and this will probably go against some grain here, but here is a question:
If emacs is so much more extensible, why is there so much better language support for mainstream languages in VSCode?
I couldn't find support for Angular with Typescript. Java support isn't anywhere near the big three (Netbeans, Eclipse and IntelliJ) and even the newcomer VSCode has decent Java support these days.
You'd think that the most extensible IDE with the smartest users should have support for most stuff one needs on a day to day basis?
If emacs is so much more extensible, why is there so much better language support for mainstream languages in VSCode?
I couldn't find support for Angular with Typescript. Java support isn't anywhere near the big three (Netbeans, Eclipse and IntelliJ) and even the newcomer VSCode has decent Java support these days.
You'd think that the most extensible IDE with the smartest users should have support for most stuff one needs on a day to day basis?