Curious to learn more about your switch from Emacs to VSCode?
I'm a super confused soul, and currently I use all of them:
- Emacs (for clojure / lisps / big projects).
- NeoVim (for when I want to work in the shell, smaller scripts/playground, ssh).
- VScode (js / ts / frontend / figma / etc).
I've made both my vim and emacs keybindings / features almost identical, so there is limited context switching there.
I feel very slow in VSCode, I don't even have one of my most common task optimised in VSCode yet: grepping something and quickly moving to that buffer.
I'm a super confused soul, and currently I use all of them:
- Emacs (for clojure / lisps / big projects).
- NeoVim (for when I want to work in the shell, smaller scripts/playground, ssh).
- VScode (js / ts / frontend / figma / etc).
I've made both my vim and emacs keybindings / features almost identical, so there is limited context switching there.
I feel very slow in VSCode, I don't even have one of my most common task optimised in VSCode yet: grepping something and quickly moving to that buffer.