Why I Prefer Emacs Over VSCode and vim

Emacs is a decent os, it's just missing a good text editor

These kind of 'hackers' spend more time configuring the text editor than programming anything useful for humanity...

What keyboard is that??

This is awesome. I'm trying out org-mode in Doom Emacs now, but I'm a noob and there's not much documentation out there (for Doom Emacs). Any suggestions?

I'm not familiar with neither Vim or Emacs so I can't tell from your hands, but are you using vim keybindings? (evil mode) To me it seems like anyone on the internet is using Emacs in Evil-mode and I don't know if I should do the same. I have decided to learn Emacs (Some personal criteria forces me) and don't know if I should go learn two things at the same time or I would be fine just learning Emacs's own way of doing things.

Such a cool video!! What theme are you using? I fell in love with it.

Great video ! 😍 great tools and you really master your stuff ! 👏

What’s your keyboard layout ?

Are you ECMAS instead Microsoft Word ? Any tips for programming ?

I love this kind of videos.
1- because I love the sound of the key (also the lights looks cool)
2- because is straight to the point
3- because make a demonstration at the same time that is explaining

Continue like this!

What font is this ?

Leave the bullets that you're using

love your keyboard, hate those keys, they're whatever the opposite of asmr is. great vid though thanks

Hi.. What do you use Org mode for , or i mean like what's org mode actually built for. Is it for note taking like Obsidian ? Also do you use default emacs style keybinding?

Can you tell me please what font you are using?

Where can I buy the keyboard?

Ok, this videa has actually made me wanna try emacs. I don't want to leave vim though, I think vim is pretty perfect.

But Orgmode seems amazing and I don't think there is anything that comes even close to orgmode on vim.

As one says, vim is a text editor, and if you set it up has the good features of vscode like lsp, snippets, autocompletion, git integration and use it with tmux even better but emacs should be compared to something like visual studio, since emacs is very in depth and more of a development environment rather than a simple text editor.

what theme is that, can u give me a link

Drop your emacs config

do i just need to add your config file to the existing .doom.d . Is the a way to turn off evil mode

What was the keyboard that you used in this video? Is it an iris split keyboard or a corne split keyboard?

i use neovim, but after this video i want to install emacs

Are you able to view images and math (without pressing extra keys)? You can do that in Obsidian but I haven't seen any in Emacs.

I think people should start by saying. Emacs/org-mode is an amazing and capable tool but you don't need to learn a lot to make it useful, then describe the simple use cases.

that’s quite the clickety clackety keyboard!

Watching someone spell differentiating without hitting the backspace once blew my tiny little brain

I use neovim for coding but also use emacs solely for org-mode (coupled with evil mode to have same keybindings as vim). There are some ports of org-mode to neovim and vscode, but they still lack many things.

What keyboard are you using?

350 seconds, you only managed 54 lines of text, a large chunk of that being a mostly non-practical useless table. Slow af to just be typing thoughts tbh. /yawn

see, emacs is not hard to learn. you can learn it in one day.. everyday.

Emacs is really cool project, but one of its main flaws is that it lacks a good text editor.

I used emacs for about a year, long ago, for org mode. I to this day haven't used it to edit text files

What’s you keyboard layout like?

Not even needed to use retoric in this video to make a claim, all points made by just showing what emac can do and what you as a user can do with it. Will be learning vim cause a lot of linux machines already has this and be able to use this in my tool box and navigate and edit files in servers. Will make sure to visit emac after I feel confident with vim. Great video!

It’s the code snippets for me

I'm currently using vscode because I was required to work in Windows at my last position. I have a very similar setup to doom Emacs. I'm using the vim extension to bring in those keybindings and overriding some others to make them more doom-like, then VSpaceCode which brings which-key and spacemacs/doom Emacs type leader keybinds to vscode. I'm also using Dendron for a PKM system.

Cool i like the colorscheme.
Can you share your emacs config?

Help me i am new to this

I love the style of the video, incredibly soothing to watch and it helped me stay focused and learn more about emacs
Would love to see more :-)

I use doom emacs over neovim but never use org mode.. Really interesting. For me I use emacs because of magit. I also use workspaces in emacs like I used to use tmux.

Very cool! Yeah, it looks very nice! I've used VSC, Vim a little, Nano, Text editor, etc. Hehe

what keyboard are you using ?

me who uses notepad:
good point😂

I always had an emacs installation on my machine, purely for org mode, but Doom EMACs is probably the thing that got me to switch from VSCode. Thanks for the Video!

Thank you for your video. But how you can use Emacs with just so a tiny Keyboard? Are the Keybindings not a pain?

Nice ASMR lol

vscode 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣