There is wakib-keys in melpa as an alternative to cua-mode. It uses C-d in place of C-c as a prefix, so for example, for C-c C-c, you would now press C-d C-c. C-c does Copy.
There is wakib-keys in melpa as an alternative to cua-mode. It uses C-d in place of C-c as a prefix, so for example, for C-c C-c, you would now press C-d C-c. C-c does Copy.
What are you missing? VSCode may include Emmet by default, for example, but in Emacs you would have to install and configure either a minor mode or a language server.
But I’m not using any language servers for webdev. I found the built-in completion-at-point perfectly adequate in CSS-mode. For HTML, I use nxml-mode with html5-schema-0.1. Just typing