I’m trying to write while I learn; would love some feedback on this so
it can help new users!
reddit / emacs

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alexthemitchell · 2022-08-29 18:06



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autechy · 2022-08-30 07:06

Have you thought about the fact that the article is "member-only"
before asking for feedback here?

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alexthemitchell · 2022-08-30 13:04

Ah yeah, here’s a free link: https://astute.dev/build-a-basic-
typescript-ide-with-
emacs-6a209c46199e?sk=7a302f18ca143e6b0b46b616fb327e32

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alexthemitchell · 2022-08-30 13:23

Here’s a few others too (no paywall):

https://astute.dev/building-a-modern-ide-with-
emacs-b8714c4f4a6d?sk=48b382e5029ce9d63e90751d26aa04d0

https://astute.dev/making-emacs-feel-like-vim-with-
evil-a488b26a29e2?sk=8c4f57ea2a43555511ed3ea46c048059

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cerka · 2022-08-30 23:43

A title like "Asking for feedback on my TypeScript IDE" or similar
would probably be better. Those on this subreddit who work with
TypeScript would be more likely to click through.