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#1 added a sub-section under Resources about contributing to core Emacs development.

Maybe core Emacs should have its own toplevel section instead, presenting briefly the core libs (C, subr, simple...), the mailing list and the contribution process?

Hi!
I'm the author of this tutorial:
http://anggtwu.net/eev-intros/find-elisp-intro.html
the idea is that people would read this section first,
http://anggtwu.net/eev-intros/find-eev-quick-intro.html#2
and then at some point they'll try the elisp tutorial...
Can you take a look and see if it is worth mentioning in your list of resources?
Thanks in advance! =)

I don't feel that being having a single person be the "owner" of the project would help it develop.

I would rather have it transferred to an organization.

Possible solutions:

• contact and join emacs-tw who already own awesome-emacs
• create one. Just name it awesome-elisp?

This is fantastic. Thanks for the effort.

I would suggest numbering the sections so people can refer to them.

https://github.com/positron-solutions/elisp-repo-kit

For setting up a ready-made github repo that has all the bells and whistles and string renaming done.

Also going in the direction of EDE but mostly focused on streamlining distribution and some development.

The document needs a section about community: where to seek help when stuck during Elisp development.

We should list stuff like IRC, reddit...

Hi, @p3r7!

The topic says it all. :) Could you mention eask in the Building section? Maybe somewhere close to cask? 🤔

Thank you!

(Almost) All You Need to Know About Variables
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A must read!

Libraries considered "standard" can have one of the following labels:

standard (bundled with every Emacs install)

informal standard (not bundled with Emacs, but used everywhere)

The bold face in GitHub markdown rendering is the same as the level-4 headlines.

This makes reading the document difficult.

Some proposals:

• use italic or underline instead of bold
• use emojis

ergoemacs - Practical Emacs Lisp
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to:

http://xahlee.info/emacs/emacs/elisp.html

Hi, I think this link will be helpful for your project

caiorss/Emacs-Elisp-Programming

In "Interactive Development & Debugging" -> "edebug", the second link ("Endless parentheses ...") is going to the same destination as the first link. Should go to https://endlessparentheses.com/debugging-elisp-part-2-advanced-topics.html, I think. (BTW: Great list, thanks!)