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I'm certain that you've looked into it (if you're implementing your own), but what about Emacs is a bad fit for your goals? From what I can tell, it is very mod
by yumaikas 9y ago
I'm certain that you've looked into it (if you're implementing your own), but what about Emacs is a bad fit for your goals? From what I can tell, it is very modular. If you're going to build something heavily modular, but different from Emacs, I'd be rather interested in what you end up with.
- thomastjeffery 9y agoSee my comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15386994 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15386994 Emacs comes fairly close, but not close enough for me. What I want is modularity to the extreme. I want to define an entire UI/UX as a user without running into roadblocks. I have envisioned a set of default UIs that the user can simply override, or reference in their own UI. This way a new user is presented with a familiar editor, but can cleanly step away from defaults. No workarounds. > I'd be rather interested in what you end up with. My problem is that I care so much about planning ahead that I have started over several times. It would be very helpful for me to get feedback from others, and bounce ideas back and forth. I am considering putting a serious effort into this project, since I am currently unemployed, and need to build a resume, etc.