It's crazy that here in 2023, Emacs is still the absolute beast when it comes to developer productivity. I had a colleague review one of my workflows the other week and after a minute or so he said "Whoa, I would have been in 5 different tools by now".

If you're not into Emacs, I suggest you give it a whirl. For most development, nothing else will get you close to the joy and productivity that a well configured Emacs can.

can you give an example of such workflow?

- Check to see that there isnt an MR outstanding bysomeone else ( using https://github.com/isamert/lab.el )

- (Optional) Cherry pick the commit from another stream where it may be fixed (magit-cherry-pick)

- Often massage the code (emacs cedet)

- Commit the code (magit)

- Submit a build (local built in code, elisp calling a local binary)

- Tag the build as the correct type (magit)

- Update the jira status (org-jira again)

- Wait for testing to complete, watch (eww)

- Email the requester on test results (wanderlust)

I also use:

- Some slack client for emacs (i dont remember the name)

- slime connected to nyxt brower so that I can automate some of the garbage that requires javascript.