You owe it to yourself to try induction. Ikea sells an affordable single knob induction device and they're all over the world.
Unfortunately, I live in the US, and so a plug in induction range can deliver at most 1800 Watts. Though maybe it would be worth it for unlocking new techniques that require its fine grained control.
But I agree, if I am ever in a position to choose my cooktop technology, it will definitely be induction.
I've never used an industrial gas stove, only residential. But comparing apples to apples, residential electric ranges obliterate gas when it comes to power delivery.
Cannot speak for induction as I've never used one, but I'd expect it to be the best of both worlds based on the physics.