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Emacs. I've used to to code in Vim/Gvim, but I switched to Emacs just to try and learn about Lisp. Emacs has tons of interesting "plugins" to add, and actually
by andrix 16y ago
Emacs. I've used to to code in Vim/Gvim, but I switched to Emacs just to try and learn about Lisp. Emacs has tons of interesting "plugins" to add, and actually I'm using emacs as my Organizer (using org-mode) too.
Emacs hasn't anything to envy to any of those bloated IDE's like Eclipse or VS. I recommend to you:
* http://www.emacswiki.org http://www.emacswiki.org
* http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/ http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/
Steve Yegge has a lot of articles about Emacs/Elisp and it has been a excellent source of information to me.
- ikitat 16y agoI was a long time vim user too. I switched to emacs after witnessing slime and clojure. I can't image life without org-mode anymore.
- andrix 16y ago:) Agree. Org-mode is great! It's extremely simple and the best of all is that save everything into plain text files that you can track with any version control system.
- d0mine 16y agoOrg-Mode can be easily considered a killer app for Emacs http://orgmode.org/ http://orgmode.org/
- Quiark 16y agoI have something similar for Vim. Plain textfiles under svn are a great organization tool. Need to try orgmode sometime so I can copy its features :)