[Tistel]

I worked at a place that had a half built distributed system that we still needed to use (many bidders buying Ad space from a API based market). one great thing with tramp is that you can tramp into multiple systems simultaneously. So you are editing say files from 5 different systems (tweaking the yaml or whatever) at the same time. You could then start eshells on each of those systems at the same time. It made it really easy to adjust the settings and restart multiple apps really quickly (big screen, 5 files on top, 5 shells on bottom). I always get a kick out of people saying "you use that! you need to switch to editor X it has feature Y!" And me thinking yeah, that feature has been in emacs since before you were born. it is getting a bit crufty in its age though. Its main attraction is for people who like LISP. There a project called lem (IIRC) that is rewriting it in much higher performance Common Lisp.

[vindarel]

Absolutely: https://lem-project.github.io/ Works for Common Lisp out of the box (it's a Lisp machine) and for other languages (LSP client).