I wrote a campfire mode (a chat client for 37 signals campfire right within Emacs), contributed several improvements to a few scripts, submitted a variety of scripts to the ELPA, and otherwise invested a plethora of hours into learning it.Īt first, the cool features that Emacs has kept me going. Leaving Emacs and returning back to my TextMate editing environment has turned out to be a relatively good experience: even though I miss a few features, I don't miss the fiddling. It has a lot of baggage holding it into the past, and I get the feeling it needs to be reborn (an Emacs rewrite in clojure would be awesome). There are plenty of reasons, certainly! This week, however, I rethought of my decision to switch completely over to Emacs. In a prior post, I articulated why I liked Emacs.
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