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Great links to help you learn Emacs Lisp(youtube.com)

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qZeta@alien.topB
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In case you’re like me and just want to take a glance at the list and check the links you haven’t read yet: Here are the discussed links. OP fortunately posted them within the video description.

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remillard@alien.topB
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Thank you. I will never understand the fascination with video for this sort of discussion.

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Euphoric_Corgi_9512@alien.topB
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The video provides important context for the links.

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sunnyata@alien.topB
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A video is possibly the worst way to convey this information. You may have got a lovely voice but just write it down ffs

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qZeta@alien.topB
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Sorry to disappoint you, but you’re barking up the wrong tree. I’m neither the author of the document, the uploader, nor the voice. Unless you meant OP with “you”.

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Euphoric_Corgi_9512@alien.topB
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That’s your opinion. I happen to disagree. Though I do think the speaker has a lovely voice. If I wanted a list of links I would do a Google search.

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Ok_Advisor1053@alien.topB
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I really recommend Marcin Borkowski’s new book. https://leanpub.com/hacking-your-way-emacs/

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8c000f_11_DL8@alien.topB
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Wow, thanks! It’s not exactly “new”, but I’ll be soon working on fixing some minor mistakes in it (and possibly adding a bit more content).

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00-11@alien.topB
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+1.

  • +1 for the Abelson & Sussman lecture(s).

  • Plus links at Emacs Wiki Learn Emacs Lisp

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can@sh.itjust.works
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emacth

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