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For those who use Vim bindings, and would like to try out emacs, I'd suggest trying Spacemacs: https://www.spacemacs.org/ https://www.spacemacs.org/ It has "e
by maximilianroos 6y ago
For those who use Vim bindings, and would like to try out emacs, I'd suggest trying Spacemacs:
https://www.spacemacs.org/ https://www.spacemacs.org/
It has "evil mode" by default — the vim bindings.
I picked this up at Jane Street, where much of the internal tooling is in emacs. I still use it wherever I can't get a good vscode setup, and it has some advantages over vscode.
- cwlb 6y agoI picked up spacemacs earlier this year but have since switched to Doom emacs: https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs it's smaller, faster, and you configure it in a way that's closer to vanilla emacs. The size makes it more tractable to learn. The creator & primary maintainer is more active, funny, and helpful than the spacemacs maintainer who I believe is on hiatus. I wish someone had told Doom about it before I picked up spacemacs so maybe this post will benefit past-future-me.
- maximilianroos 6y agoThanks! It looks good. I'll check it out more.
- cutler 6y agoI've been using Spacemacs for Clojure development for years but stable has been stuck on the same version for ages so is it actually maintained?
- Graziano_M 6y agoYou should switch to develop. They are working on release 300 and there are commits being merged daily.
- cutler 6y agoIt's been thaty way for years so not very encouraging. With develop I can't just click Update Packages. Any advantages these days of staying with Spacemacs over Doom?