Hello and thank you for reading this. I’m starting my journey to study Emacs, and I’m interested in turning Emacs in my IDE (mainly C, C++, JavaScript, Rust, and Python, etc…) and taking notes. Could you please give me your best suggestion on how to accomplish my goals? Thank you once more, and have a wonderful day/night.

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  • Qudit314159@fediverser.communick.devB
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    1 year ago

    I’d start by configuring an incremental completion framework. This is the single best feature of Emacs and its packages IMO.

    You want to keep things simple, fido-vertical-mode is built-in and is already a big improvement over the default completion.

    If you want something more powerful, the vertico-corfu-marginalia-orderless-embark-consult completion stack is the best currently available IMO. However, something like helm or ivy is also an option if you don’t want to install a ton of packages.