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Going well (I hope): https://salt.bountysource.com/teams/clojars
@magnars: Ha! I really enjoyed Parens of the Dead but I can't help thinking that it's a sneaky way to convert everyone to Emacs (including me, after 10+ years of using vim). Impressive 😉
@jannis Glad to hear you enjoyed it One reason I made the videos was I wanted to not only be "that emacs guy" from Emacs Rocks. That didn't turn out too well. 😉 Have you checked out Spacemacs?
@magnars: If you want to get rid of that reputation, how about a few screencasts using vim. 😉 I haven't tried Spacemacs yet, currently I'm using emacs + evil mode. I'll check it out!
@jannis: Spacemacs is basically evil-mode heavily configured - I hear great things about it.
@magnars: Installing it at this very moment. What's that command completion mode you're using by the way?
The one where what you've typed is underlined and the completions are rendered in-line, not in a separate buffer.
that would be ido-mode with ido-flx (for smart matching) and ido-vertical (to get results on many lines): https://github.com/magnars/.emacs.d/blob/master/settings/setup-ido.el - but before you dig deep into this, you might want to see what Spacemacs comes with out of the box. It's quite featureful, from what I can tell.
Im a beginning Clojure programmer looking to join a team for Clojure Cup. Anyone looking for teammates?
:raised_hand: love spacemacs. It's more than just evil mode. All the provided (optional) layers are super convenient
And, yes, Spacemacs is fantastic. I’ve been a vi/vim user since 1988. Spacemacs swayed me over. The bastards. ¬_¬
@akiva: Funny, I actually switched from a highly-personalized emacs config. I was not a fan of vim (though I'd used it years ago) but Spacemacs won me over and now I use hybrid mode