As a 15+ years emacs user the only item on my wishlist is client-server remote editing mode similar to that of vs code. Then I can go back to using emacs on cloud VMs. Does anyone know a solution to this that works as good as VS Code even when your latency is high? Hopefully, I will be pissed off with all the weird configuration flags of VS Code enough to write one myself ;-) To be fair its python integration is quite good at least for the usual stuff.
1) Run Emacs on your local machine and use Tramp to edit the remote files
2) Run Emacs on the remote machine with the files you're editing. This likely means running in the terminal itself (emacs -nw or requivalently emacs -t).
