I've watched so many elisp "tutorials" where they start with the basics, insist some more on the basics and then they finish with the basics...basically teaching me nothing new, just the basics of lisp which I already new. I like that in this tutorial you jumped over the basics rather quickly and focused more on the parts that you found interesting and useful. You actually show us how to start adding new functionality to Emacs which is what elisp is for. Good job and thank you very much for this!
that was such a refreshing video, I could feel your energy and love for emacs indeed. thank you for sharing, I dropped a like and will check on the rest of your content, thank you so much!
Thanks for your video's sir , i have a question and i will be glad if you can answer it can you make a video about self studying and how do you go through this process and do you procrastinate and how can i better myself in the domain of programming and learning
pearl of introspection: `describe-char` if you want to know why text is rendered the way you see it. Clojure is a production oriented lisp that has the interactivity + high affinity of the community to emacs. If you want to checkout a cool language.
I wish I had a good reason to use emacs, but honestly I'm better with vscode since I'm not really good at thinking on tinkering with things (I'm not very creative/smart)
btw a small suggestion, why not use the doom-themes package, the themes in them are just awesome (don't worry, it also works for vanilla emacs, not just doom emacs)
The best part about lisp is that you can teach lisp how to do something.
I've watched so many elisp "tutorials" where they start with the basics, insist some more on the basics and then they finish with the basics...basically teaching me nothing new, just the basics of lisp which I already new. I like that in this tutorial you jumped over the basics rather quickly and focused more on the parts that you found interesting and useful. You actually show us how to start adding new functionality to Emacs which is what elisp is for. Good job and thank you very much for this!
Thanks a lot. Really liked your compliment
LIsps are wonderful and powerful.
Guile, Scratch, Clojure, Common Lisp, there's even some lisps without garbage collection for embedded systems etc.
And Fennel and Urn to run on top of Lua
@@astroid-ws4py fennel is fun.
There's a lot now. Clojurescript, etc.
We're spoiled for choice.
Nice intro to emacs Lisp! Thank you!
Awesome video! Your enthusiasm for learning and discovering Emacs really shines through. You've found a deep well.
This is just amazing, I am looking forward to more Emacs content. Keep it up.
that was such a refreshing video, I could feel your energy and love for emacs indeed. thank you for sharing, I dropped a like and will check on the rest of your content, thank you so much!
I see you're a man of culture as well
Excellent video... That said, WHY ARE YOU NOT JOURNALING IN ORG-MODE? :)
You can read elisp reference from the emacs itself. It is there in Info i guess.
you are the best thank love a look your videos and love dwm too!
You should have used which-key. Most of the help options will be shown when you press C-h.
Of course, Not to forget vs codium extensions alternatives for emacs 🤗
Especially most useful ones like live share...etc
I suggested AsciiDoc to you, but this looks awesome! Good job!
try org mode.
Thanks for your video's sir , i have a question and i will be glad if you can answer it
can you make a video about self studying and how do you go through this process
and do you procrastinate and how can i better myself in the domain of programming and learning
Outstanding!
IELM is a better environment for quick elisp evaluation, IMO :-)
pearl of introspection: `describe-char` if you want to know why text is rendered the way you see it. Clojure is a production oriented lisp that has the interactivity + high affinity of the community to emacs. If you want to checkout a cool language.
3:31 AM video so much hard work
Could you please make a tutorial to customize emacs like vs codium? And how to debug any programming language? 🤔
System crafters youtube channel has a playlist that will teach how to make emacs into full fledged IDE
how did you get the arrow in your minibuffer completion, is that vertico or some other package?
I wish I had a good reason to use emacs, but honestly I'm better with vscode since I'm not really good at thinking on tinkering with things (I'm not very creative/smart)
Do you have Vim bindings ?
How did you generate this html from this config file?
Upload it to ur site.
Okay, you convinced us, emacs is shit. now let's just move to the vim
Things like lsp just work wonderfully on neovim.
Fast and minimal.
btw a small suggestion, why not use the doom-themes package, the themes in them are just awesome (don't worry, it also works for vanilla emacs, not just doom emacs)
when I try C-x e it says kdb macro not defined.
I have to go to emacs-lisp-mode and then do C-M x to evaluate the file.
C x C e
@@bugswriter_ oh gotcha now. My bad
No it was my bad. I said it wrong.
Chass 🐱
What’s your sleep schedule? haha