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I recommend the tutorial (Help -> Tutorial) from the menu bar inside Emacs to get you started. Don't listen to people telling you to disable this or that. Use y
by mickeyp 1mo ago
I recommend the tutorial (Help -> Tutorial) from the menu bar inside Emacs to get you started. Don't listen to people telling you to disable this or that. Use your mouse and arrow keys to get started. Don't worry about what other people are doing with their Emacs too much. Pick one thing you want to do with Emacs and focus purely on that (writing Go, taking notes in Org, etc.) and avoid a wholesale move unless you have infinite time and patience.
See also my reading guide: https://www.masteringemacs.org/reading-guide https://www.masteringemacs.org/reading-guide
My book is of course an option also, but it costs money.
- alfiedotwtf 1mo agoYour book should be mandatory. It’s a gem and I think I’d still be on Vim or VSCode without it!
- mickeyp 1mo agoThank you so much for the kind words :) I'm glad I could help you switch!
- kstrauser 1mo agoSo, uh, v31 update coming soon? crossing-fingers.gif
- mickeyp 1mo agoYeah I'll be working on it. Been busy on another product (see bio) which has taken up a year-plus of my time. Hence the lack of regular postings!
- kstrauser 1mo agoLovely! I’ll check it out.
- mickeyp 1mo agoHappy to supply you with a beta key; give me a ping via email.
- code-blooded 1mo agoWonderful. I'll be among buyers the day it releases
- mickeyp 1mo agoI'll happily hook you up with a key for you to play around with - feel free to drop me an e-mail.