The Ultimate Collection of Emacs Resources

[octopus]

http://batsov.com/articles/2011/11/30/the-ultimate-collection-of-emacs-resources/

[ignoreme]

Something I think which is worth adding under "Emacs Squires" is Rick Dillon's "Hack Emacs" series of videos.

https://www.youtube.com/user/rpdillon/featured

[agumonkey]

Emacs Golf should be in it (derived from VimGolf)

Golfing is trying to create/modify some data in the smallest keys sequence possible. It's fun and uber efficient to acquire knowledge about editors (and also other people workflow/habits)

A set of videos http://vimeo.com/timvisher/videos/page:1/sort:newest

Some blog article http://irreal.org/blog/?p=293

Google returns a few more links, suit yourself.

[praptak]

Haven't found Emergency Elisp by Steve Yegge there, and it's a good hands-on intro to Emacs lisp.

[devinmrn]

Good list, every time I look at other configurations or options for Emacs I learn something new :). Does anyone know if there's been any news on Emacs and Guile?

[pinchyfingers]

Great list. I use most of the resources listed there, but really, the Emacs wiki usually answers most of my questions.

[g3orge]

we need one for vim. I always feel there's something new to learn.