> once you have Emacs compiled with tree-sitter Once Emacs 29 releases, your distro will package Emacs compiled with tree-sitter. > you also need to have a la

> once you have Emacs compiled with tree-sitter Once Emacs 29 releases, your distro will package Emacs compiled with tree-sitter. > you also need to have a language binding in a shared library in a known location Emacs already ships with command that clones grammar repo, compiles, and installs the shared library to that known location - this was explained in the article. The only manual thing you need to do is to associate a language with a git repo in your configuration. > And once you have that, you actually need someone to write a major mode that utilizes it at all. Emacs developers have been also been working on covering major languages to provide tree-sitter based major modes. I count 23 major modes already being maintained as part of Emacs that will be shipped soon as part of 29.1, not to mention there are a lot more in Melpa (centralised community package repository). In any case, whole thing with the tree-sitter is that it really makes writing major modes easy. It's all declarative now, including indentation rules that had traditionally been tricky to get right.