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froscon12 lisp open emacs workshop

Colin Carr

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Tools and practiceProgramming languagesVim, Emacs and editorsFunctional programming

An open workshop exploring Emacs as a Lisp machine and the power of its extension language.

Emacs: the last remaining Lisp Machine. Emacs, when it was first created in its GNU form in 1984, was a new take on the problem of “how to make a program”. The Emacs thesis is that it is delightful to create composite programs based on an orthogonal kernel written in a low-level language together with a powerful, high-level extension language.

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