Emacs of course. Are there any other real alternatives?
rvirding
Creator of Erlang
joeerl
Creator of Erlang - Fondly Remembered
rTfact
Seems like there is now:
https://github.com/arcticicestudio/nord-emacs
Has support for Elixir. Haven’t tried it, since I only just found it by following your link. Looks very interesting.
rvirding
Creator of Erlang
bobbypriambodo
Yes, the author has kindly responded to my request and integrated some parts of my unofficial port. I’ve been using it for months ^^
kelvinst
asqrd
I’ve bounced back and forth between Emacs and Vim/tmux, VSCode is alright, but I hate using a mouse - I work mainly on a thinkpad t470 and on Solus Linux and switch workspaces, launch apps, and pretty much everything I can without a mouse. I like Intellij, however I find emacs better for my work flow with projectil (C-C p ) and open fuzzy search for project, and multiterm for running some commands, buffer switching is awesome (C-x b) and code completion is great. Also, it is the only editor that handles everything I work with great (Java/Kotlin, Elixir, Ruby(rarely), C++, Html, Css, Javascript) the only editor that handles java (on emac I use meghanada) this code, besides intellij ofcourse, is VSCode with the Red Hat package. But I find VSCode slightly annoying in terms of mouseless workflow. Cheers!
smpallen99
I’ve tried Vscode, atom, Spacemacs, vim, but have not been able to get them to work as well as Sublime Text 3 with vim plugin. So, I’m back to ST3.
kelvinst
Sublime was “good enough” for me for a long time. But then I’ve started to get used to vim and then modal editing got into my heart! 
But now spacemacs stolen it with a lot of plugins that just work (most of the time)…