.emacs.d

This is my configuration for emacs. It is (as of SHA: 3edb1c7bd6d3c82c572831751d89a9a732342fc9) the following features.

• ag (silver searcher fast search)
• autotest (ruby)
• bundler (BROKEN)
• coffee-mode
• gist
• go-mode
• ido-ubiquitous
• magit
• markdown-mode
• paredit
• php-mode
• powerline
• rspec-mode
• ruby-compilation
• rvm
• smex
• yaml-mode
• zenburn-theme

Everything is based on dmitri/el-get to keep everything under control.

In addition to that everything is configured to be easy to use for people coming from Textmate (at least it was when I started working on this. I've been on Emacs for too long now :)).

files

• defaults.el - changes to default emacs configuration
• el-get-user/* - configuration for packages installed via el-get
• init.el - sets up the whole el-get system
• interface.el - look and feel stuff
• languages.el - configuration for programming languages modes. Eventually I plan to move most of this in el-get-user
• system.el - system specific configuration, you should edit this to input your personal paths and stuff like that

installation

Starting from a clean emacs, it should just suffice to replace your ~/.emacs.d with the repository you cloned and then start emacs. When it's done, reboot it for maximum awesomeness :)