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I'd say via Emacs is the easiest way. You can use org-mode as well which is the best (most customizable and individual) TODO solution that exist IMO. When you w
by retonom 6y ago
I'd say via Emacs is the easiest way. You can use org-mode as well which is the best (most customizable and individual) TODO solution that exist IMO. When you want to adapt Emacs to your workflow you are kind of forced to learn Lisp and once you have learned the basics you may be seeing yourself writing Emacs packages even. Progress with learning Clojure from there.
- tmalsburg2 6y agoThis is how I learned Lisp. It's not just a good way to learn lisp, it's also fun and has some nice side effects.
- praptak 6y agoElisp is a bit quirky, I don't think it makes sense to invest time in it unless you plan to become an Emacs power user. That said Steve Yegge "Emergency Elisp" is a great intro.