Write specific logic to ease the learning step curve.
One of the problems that i usually find is remembering function names. I don't like either to press M-x and try to filter all the elisp functions loaded on my emacs at current moment.
As a first approach to help with remembering/naming problem I'm thinking in using function aliasing #5 , so user can adapt/translate weird prefixed emacs-lisp fun names to more familiar pattern/words. Perhaps we also can bring here the concept of clojure namespaces or just categories as function tags
I'd like also using a simple org file to store code or data #6 , in the same way as we do with a db/excell. But in this case taking advantage of the current org-table structure for it
Write specific logic to ease the learning step curve.
One of the problems that i usually find is remembering function names. I don't like either to press M-x and try to filter all the elisp functions loaded on my emacs at current moment.
As a first approach to help with remembering/naming problem I'm thinking in using function aliasing #5 , so user can adapt/translate weird prefixed emacs-lisp fun names to more familiar pattern/words. Perhaps we also can bring here the concept of clojure namespaces or just categories as function tags
I'd like also using a simple org file to store code or data #6 , in the same way as we do with a db/excell. But in this case taking advantage of the current org-table structure for it