This is my Emacs config. It is--at all times--just the way I like it. If you find something in here that you like, I encourage you to make it your own.
If you find something that is broken--I do not use all parts of this configuration at all times!--you can create an issue and watch me solve your problem like it is my own, because tomorrow it might be.
All packages are managed through Emacs' own package manager. There are some exceptions, but I try to keep them to a minimum. These exceptional packages are managed using the Rakefile included in this repository. Simply run rake in the .emacs.d directory and the packages will be installed in the vendor folder.
You can also update the packages managed by the rakefile by issuing the command sh rake update_packages. If you want to add packages of your own I strongly suggest you use the built-in package manager. If you cannot find the packages you want in this manner, modify the rakefile to grab the package you need. All files below the vendor folder will be automagically loaded.
All the customizations, for the various packages, live in files named init-<package>.el. Any file matching this pattern will be automagically loaded. You can rely on this when installing new packages: add the package to the list of packages to be installed, in the file init-package.el, and create your own init-<my-package>.el file with the appropriate customizations.
The exception to this rule is the stuff produced by Emacs' customize facilities, they live in the file customize.el. Settings affecting Emacs proper live toward the bottom of the file init.el.
- Haskell
- Common lisp
- Ruby
- C
- Java
- Elisp
- Clojure
- Javascript
Just clone this repository so the file init.el ends up at ~/.emacs.d/init.el. If you care for the packages found in the rakefile, additionally run rake in the .emacs.d directory and occasionally run rake update_packages to update the packages.
I recommend you start Emacs using emacs --daemon and connect to this daemon using emacsclient.