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Some time ago I switched from my bespoke Vim setup to Doom Emacs. I was pleasantly surprised to find out how “VS-esque” it is. As in, it’s very easy to set up i
by jgilias 3y ago
Some time ago I switched from my bespoke Vim setup to Doom Emacs. I was pleasantly surprised to find out how “VS-esque” it is. As in, it’s very easy to set up it for a new language. Usually I just need to uncomment the correct line in config. And even if it’s not there, finding the correct major-mode and installing it is usually pretty straightforward.
So yeah, highly recommended! Of course, I use the evil mode for Vim keybindings.
- htag 3y agoIf your goal is to avoid becoming an expert in elisp then it's certainly possible while using Doom Emacs, but you're not getting the full experience.