As mentioned, you can disable evil mode in spacemacs or doom.
There's also prelude which doesn't include evil by default. Not quite as fully featured as doom/spacemacs, but it's a good place to start.
All that said, you could just set it up from scratch. Now that lsp-mode and dap-mode are things, you can setup a fully featured IDE in not very much config at all. I have everything in my init.el and setting up projectile, lsp-mode and dap-mode which is like 85% of what you need for a fully featured IDE. That bit is only about 30 lines of config. Throw in flycheck, company-mode, hydra for keybindings. maybe treemacs for a project view.. a few hundred other lines to make it not all look like trash....
On second thought, it's kind of a pain in the ass. Just use clion or vscode or something.
Can't I beg you to share your init.el? I want LSP and the other stuff but Doom even when turning off evil mode seems to far away from the emacs I'm familiar with.
There's also prelude which doesn't include evil by default. Not quite as fully featured as doom/spacemacs, but it's a good place to start.
All that said, you could just set it up from scratch. Now that lsp-mode and dap-mode are things, you can setup a fully featured IDE in not very much config at all. I have everything in my init.el and setting up projectile, lsp-mode and dap-mode which is like 85% of what you need for a fully featured IDE. That bit is only about 30 lines of config. Throw in flycheck, company-mode, hydra for keybindings. maybe treemacs for a project view.. a few hundred other lines to make it not all look like trash....
On second thought, it's kind of a pain in the ass. Just use clion or vscode or something.