24 Mar 2023
I’ve come to realise that some projects in life are just like bonsai trees. We nurture them, tend to them, help them grow and in the process admire the reflection of all that dedication, persistence and hard work in ourselves.
This is the way with Emacs.
On this learning journey, no Emacs user walks alone. A strong and helpful community is always ready to lend a hand, to step in, to collaborate and help in whatever question or doubt one might have, to avoid any apparent drowning in the vast parenthesis ocean that is Elisp.
In this sense, this repository, simple and small at present date, will reflect my progress in this promising and steep adventure.
However, you should not think that my recent adherence to the One True Editor is a Herculean task, for I walk this path with a gentle giant. Protesilaos Stavrou, a renowned contributor in the Emacs community (also an amazing and remarkable individual) has agreed to be my mentor/coach. His help, guidance, and of course, a lot of effort, motivation, reading and a generous amount of Ctrl presses on my part, will, over time, shape this project into a strong, beautiful and mature bonsai.
Here’s Prot’s website, for you to have a look at (I highly recommend!).
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