I'm a Vim guy but with Spacemacs it was easy to get into Emacs. The spacebar action to see following actions (whatever it's called) really helped me figure out

I'm a Vim guy but with Spacemacs it was easy to get into Emacs. The spacebar action to see following actions (whatever it's called) really helped me figure out what the keyboard shortcuts were for various commands, or it just told me the exact name of said command. There isn't a single piece of software that has replaced as many other tools, or simplified or otherwise benefited me as much as Emac+OrgMode. OrgMode is what I now use for: - journalling - time-tracking - project management - various almost-literate-programming tasks - calendaring, to a very extensive degree I could probably spend a good few paragraphs explaining how making a note in my 'knowledge base' file can be given a due date so it shows up in my calendar, etc., but I'll just say that Emacs+OrgMode has effectively replaced: - iCal - Twitter - DayOne (personal journalling) - Toggl - Journler - OmniFocus - Reminder/whatever-app-is-on-my-android-phone - and probably a few more