I realize I've missed a lot.

Someone should write an Emacs guide for people who haven't meaningfully touched their .emacs since the early 2000s

The bulk of the Mastering Emacs blog is a decade old at this point, but its philosophy and the information it provides is still very relevant for any graybeard wanting to get up to date.

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egl2020 2 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I'm a pretty conservative emacs user, partly because I don't want to spend time tinkering to get things to work consistently across Windows, ubuntu, and mac os -- all of which I use daily. My most "modern" adoption is probably using lsp and eglot with various language modes, notably golang and rust.

Should I consider adding tree-sitter into the mix?

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bryanlarsen 5 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

There's a lot of Emacs information on the internet, and your agent has been trained on it.

	▲	baokaola 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		For real, ask your agent to do anything in Emacs and it simply knows how to do it.

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cvdub 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

It’s already built in! C-h n view-emacs-news