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Emacs as my leader: evil-mode

Bailey Ling

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  • A classic. People kept recommending it from 2014 to 2017.
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  • Linked in the descriptionbling/emacs-evil-bootstrap

Beginner. No background in the topic needed.

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Tools and practiceVim, Emacs and editors

Bailey Ling demonstrates how to use Vim keybindings inside Emacs using evil-mode.

A quick demo of using Vim inside Emacs, made possible by the excellent package evil-mode. The bootstrap can be found at github.com/bling/emacs-evil-bootstrap

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2 people recommend this

What people say. Recommended for Vim users transitioning to Emacs who want to use evil-mode.

u/exquisitesunshinein r/emacs • Recommends

Any blogs, tutorials, guides, screencasts, etc. you guys would suggest? Any people, blogs, tutorials, guides, screencasts, wiki, etc. you guys would suggest to make the most out of emacs as a programming environment? I could start googling for recommended packages and a tutorial or what not, but emacs is so extensive that it feels overwhelming to do so. I have quite a bit of experience with vim and I know to use Evil mode so I probably don't need some hand-holding, but it would be nice to learn from someone who has extensive knowledge and is experienced with emacs such that good practices and habits are upheld. I want to keep a list of resources I can depend on or gain some perspective fro…
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u/MyNameIsFuchsin r/vim • Recommends

Emacs as my leader: evil-mode
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u/cies010in r/haskell • Mentions

On “Yi 0.10, Anniversary Edition”

I was also craving trees, and then I found Helm (using Vim-in-Emacs that actually works known as Evil). Now I'm totally hooked on Helm, no longer craving trees. Helm's potent and very addictive. Beware.
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