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FYI: treesitter only really works if you have Eglot setup first, I found this out the hard way.
Also, the JIT compiler is mostly good but sometimes severely lags where it really shouldn't. One example is org-table-align, where tabbing an org-mode table into alignment can sometimes take in excess of 10 minutes depending on the size of your document and how close you are to the beginning of it.
I'm happy that Emacs is getting so much attention these days development wise, but damn is it really hard to keep a persistent config
As detailed here
https://www.adventuresinwhy.com/post/eglot/
emacs is moving quite rapidly on some fronts. I'm not considering myself a "power user", and I never learned to code in elisp, however, my configuration still weighs in at 1838 lines including 34 calls to use-package.
That being said, I have mostly stayed with emacs defaults, especially key bindings. Lesser used function I always call with M-x name.
But, of course, as you know, fiddling with the configuration is part of the game. On the upside: I'm using emacs since 30 years and I did not have to relearn a lot along this path.
Cheers!