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Lem: Editor/IDE well-tuned for Common Lisp

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• wglb 2y ago
  I've given this a quick try. One observation is that it is very fast. The other is that I have much muscle memory about keybindings for emacs that are both from built-ins and code that I have written.
• Conscat 2y ago
  I've been following the commit logs of this for awhile, and I'm really impressed by how active it consistently is. I think most people who aren't deep into Emacs might not realize _how_ monumental a task it is to be competitively featurful and configurable. But I actually believe that Lem is getting there! And it can already evaluate a considerable amount of elisp, such that `calendar-mode` from vanilla Emacs can simply be run inside of Lem.
  • ventsolaire 2y ago
    Indeed... Tested it for one month (for CL editing), found it is very pleasant! Smooth installation, nice default theme, fast, most (90% ?) emacs keybindings are there Easy to add bindings/own commands, as in Emacs (only CL packages come in the way)
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