Who are all the Vim users around here?

[AstonJ]

Would anyone like to create a Vim / Neovim wiki like we have for other editors?

Emacs - Elixir Setup Configuration Wiki

This post is a wiki (feel free to hit the edit button near the bottom right of this post to add your own changes!) This post collects concrete information about configuring Emacs to be an Elixir editing environment. Related posts/info: General Elixir Emacs resources/links/blog posts: Emacs - General Discussion, Blog Posts, Wiki Emacs lsp thread: Emacs lsp-mode (language server) + elixir-ls anyone? - #15 by rodrigues Overview Alchemist - Very full featured but development has stalled, n…

Doom Emacs - Elixir Wiki

A wiki for Doom Emacs Doom is a configuration framework for GNU Emacs. It focuses on performance and customizability. It can be a foundation for your own config or a resource for Emacs enthusiasts to learn more about our favorite OS. Doom Emacs is considered the fastest Emacs ‘distribution’ at the expense of being more ‘hardcore’ than some alternatives (for example: Spacemacs) This wiki will provide guides and tips to get you up and running with Emacs for Elixir development. https://github.…

Spacemacs - General Discussion, Blog Posts, Wiki

A wiki for Spacemacs Spacemacs with Alchemist is an extremely popular set-up to use for Elixir development. Give it a try by following our guide here and let us know what you think! http://spacemacs.org - Official SpaceMacs site http://www.alchemist-elixir.org - Alchemist Elixir site Installation We need to install Emacs first, then Spacemacs, then add the Elixir layer to SpaceMacs: 1) Emacs installation Here are the instructions for OS X (from their wiki). For other platforms look here. …

These wikis are actually a great way to get more people to use (or try) your favourite editor