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Emacs hacking 02 - Vanilla Emacs Crash Course PT. 2

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Tools and practiceProgramming languagesVim, Emacs and editors

A tutorial covering Emacs Lisp functions, keybindings, macros, GPG encryption, and built-in tools like EWW and Gnus.

[un]comment a line, find & replace, --debug-init, write a emacs lisp function, bind a function to a key, the messages & scratch buffers, macros, terminals, keybinding conventions, Emacs vs. Vim workflows, use gpg to encrypt and decrypt files, irc, gnus (email), eww (browser), exwm, init'ing linux with Emacs Show notes: github.com/a-schaefers/show-notes/tree/main/emacs-hacking/ep…

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What people say. Recommended as a continuation of the Emacs crash course covering scripting and advanced built-in tools.

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Emacs Crash Course - 5 part series - From Vanilla to Custom Emacs hacking 00 - Avoid RSI and "emacs pinky" once and for all. Emacs hacking 01 - Vanilla Emacs Crash Course Emacs basics: PATH, ENV, moving the cursor, killing lines, copy, cut, paste, undo, redo, creating files, dired, buffers, windows, splits, open file, close file, temp files and lock files, customization via init.el, emacs notation, discoverability, package managers, melpa and evil mode. Emacs hacking 02 - Vanilla Emacs Crash Course PT. 2\un\comment a line, find & replace, --debug-init, write a emacs lisp function, bind a function to a key, the messages & scratch buffers, macros, terminals, keybinding conventions…
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