Would be cool if we can get it to behave like the Vim Alchemist (with tab key)..
AstonJ
OvermindDL1
AstonJ
It’s Lisp is it? I wouldn’t know where to start 
I wouldn’t be surprised if there is already a better way (than how I am doing it) hence posted here to see what everyone else is doing..
Linuus
There are several ways (I probably just do ESC o of old habit… You could also do C-o o. C-o in insert state makes the next command executed in normal state.
If you want the “vim” way you can use snippets via yasnippets instead. 
chrismcg
Alchemist brought me to Spacemacs but I think my favourite part is Magit. Just found out the maintainer is doing a Kickstarter to fund maintenance and improvements. I’ve backed it and I’m guessing some others here might be interested in backing it too. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1681258897/its-magit-the-magical-git-client
jeremyjh
Thanks for posting that, I backed him! After really getting used to magit I have no patience for any other interface.
bmalum
AstonJ
What were you (and @CodelessFuture) trying to solve?
If it’s the hash key, currently I’ve mapped the right alt key to give me a # (not ideal but the only workaround I could find).
bmalum
same workaround - but not really happy with it … but i also want to customize it more, so basic tutorials about building plugins or theming and colors (in tmux it’s ugly as hell)
AstonJ
Is there a shortcut for embedded Elixir?
<%= %>
Currently you have to type the opening <%= and it will automatically add the closing %> but this is more key presses than in other editors.
Also, html tags - usually you can type something like p then tab and it will give you the opening and closing <p> tags… but this doesn’t work in Spacemacs. Typing p seems to give you the option but pressing enter doesn’t seem to do anything 