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I agree with those who say that this is not the right time to adapt Emacs to your use case, being ready to use is simply not its selling point and you would just end up getting frustrated and making comparisons with other things (I.E. vscode).
My advice is to use what you already know and one piece at a time, figure out ways you can adapt your workflow in Emacs.
I warn you that it will not be easy, but if you have well understood the positive factors of this editor, you know how many doors it opens.
Generally speaking I would recommend:
Explore org-mode a bit and try to get a sense of how you can leverage Elisp to do everything! (remember, that you can concatenate the different things and create very articulate workflows.)