What IDE does Google use?
Cloud Code, Google’s not-quite-IDE Instead, it’s a set of plugins for IntelliJ and Visual Studio Code (also known as just VS Code), IDEs that are not owned by Google. Despite not being an actual IDE, Cloud Code makes it easier than before for developers to write code with the help of Google Cloud.
Should I use Emacs or Vim?
Emacs tends to be relatively straightforward, similar to commonly used text editors like Notepad. Vim is known to have a much steeper learning curve than Emacs. However, it’s been said that putting in the extra effort is worth it because you will ultimately be able to work much faster and more comfortably in Vim.
Can you remove obsolete packages from Emacs list?
Some obsolete packages wont removed from the list but the new version is installed. It happens probably because I installing the new version without removing the old package. M-x Package-autoremove wont remove it, while other obsolete packages is disappear. But I am not sure.
Is there a way to upgrade all Emacs packages?
Upgrading at start-up time would require fetching the latest package lists from the remote servers every time you start Emacs, which I think would be a bad idea. You can upgrade all your packages by periodically doing M-x package-list-packages RET and then pressing U followed by x.
Is there an Emacs branch with transparent backgrounds?
If you use MilesBader transparent Emacs branch (currently only available via arch) you can make the buffer have a variety of different image backgrounds. Example here.
Is there a way to show text behind Emacs?
Note that unlike other transparency hacks (like the background image hack below), it’s not merely showing your desktop background image, but is true translucency—you can see other windows behind your Emacs window. It’s not terribly useful to show text underneath because it’s hard to read the text in the foreground window.