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* Episode 1 - Introduction
* DONE Episode 1 - Introduction
CLOSED: [2022-01-09 Sun 19:03]
** What is it all about?
- Create an editor, development environment and Window Manager (yeah window manager) and ...
- GNU/Emacs is amazing
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- Repository: https://devheroes.codes/FG42
- Website: https://lxsameer.com
- Email: lxsameer@gnu.org or lxsameer@lxsameer.com
* Episode 2 - Survive on the first day
** Why bother?
** Why GNU/Emacs?
*** People might say because of
- Org-mode
- LSP support
- Support for many many languages
- It's lightweight
- Tons of plugins
- ...
*** I'd say
- Coz it's a lisp environment with an editor attached to it
- Lisp is the difference
+ It's super easy to extend/hack emacs
+ In compare to other editors
- You can do pretty much whatever your like in ELisp
- It's like a framework for building an editor
** FAQ
*** What is the difference between Doom, Spacemacs, FG42 and ...?
Different editors based on Emacs
*** Which one should I use?
*** How to install Emacs packages?
** UI Basics & Basic Concepts
- Window
- Frame
- Mode line
- Buffers
- Mini buffer/Echo area
- Point
- Major mode
- Minor mode
** Basic Keybindings
How to read key bindings? Here is an example =C-x M-e 4=, it means press =x= key while
holding =Control= and then press =e= key while pressing down =Alt= and finally press =4=.
- Emacs tutorial =C-h t= (or https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/tour/)
- Quit emacs =C-x C-c=
- Abort =C-g=
- Get Help =C-h= family
+ =C-h f=
+ =C-h v=
+ =C-h m=
+ =C-h k=
+ =C-h a=
- Run a command (function) =M-x=
- Visit a file =C-x C-f=
- Search in Buffer =C-s=
- Save buffer =C-x C-s=
- Select region =C-SPC=
- Copy =M-w=
- Cut(killing) =C-w=
- Paste(yanking) =C-y=
- Kill buffer =C-x k=
- Switch buffer =C-x b=
- Undo =C-/=
- Eval expression =C-x C-e=
- =describe-mode=
** Lisp basics
- Expressions everywhere
- Code a data structure
- Almost everything in Lisp evaluates to themselves except:
+ lists
+ Symbols
+ ...
- Lisp laws:
1. Everything in Lisp is an expression and evaluation of an expression
means replacing it with its value
2. Almost everything in Lisp evaluates to themselves except:
- Lists
- Symbols
- Quotes
- ...
-
3. List evaluation