max-emacs

A modular and awesome emacs configuration, featuring the cast of Fast and Furious (READ: Blazing fast startup speeds)

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Installation

Why? That's a perfectly sane question. Ideally, you should be cloning this repo, and then pulling necessary things into your Emacs config.

Still, if you want the easy way, here's it: Simple, backup your .emacs.d folder, pull this repo in there. Done.

cd ~
cp -r .emacs.d .emacs.old
mv .emacs .emacs.oldcfg
git clone https://github.com/sakshamsharma/max-emacs

For some reason, the package neotree doesn't get loaded automatically. You'd need to do M-x package-install [Ret] neotree to install it.

Highlights

• Blazing fast! Despite having dozens of packages, Emacs starts up in less than 1.5 seconds.
• Tailor-configured for Haskell, JavaScript, Scala and others. Works great with many other languages.
• Modular. All elisp code is split into files named according to what the code does.
• Helm and Avy make life so much easier!
• An awesome powerline modeline, with many packages to improve it's look.
• Package management as a simple list of packages.
• The awesome spacemacs theme! (Not to forget, the spaceline theme to go with it)