Emacs is the gift that keeps on giving

The learning curve of emacs was quite steep; in a way, steeper than (neo)vim. Vim is clearly an editor, whereas emacs is a lisp interpreter with text editing capabilities. This makes its footprint much larger, making the upfront learning cost higher. However, it seems to make its reward comparatively higher as emacs and elisp start to click . I absolutely enjoy it, and rarely open vim these days.