• Support for editing/debugging Clojure, Emacs Lisp, Scheme, C#, JavaScript, Haskell, Python, Ruby, PHP and C.
• Uses god-mode for modal editing. All key bindings work in god-mode, and god-mode is only used to reduce the usage of modifier keys.
• Uses which-key to interactively describe key bindings.
• Uses use-package and bind-key. M-x describe-personal-keybindings will display all available key bindings.
• Identical (almost) bindings across different major modes.
• Installs all required packages from GNU, Marmalade and MELPA repositories on startup.
• Includes helm, yasnippet and company.
• Git integration via magit.
• File and project search via ag.
• Manage sessions and buffers via desktop-save-mode.
• Automatically saves backup files to ~/.emacs.bak/.
• Recompile entire ~/.emacs.d using M-x util/rebuild or the rebuild.sh script.
• Upgrade all packages using M-x util/upgrade.
• Remember that the meta (M-) modifier is the same as the C-[ prefix.

Use ESC or M-i to toggle god-mode. In god-mode, i will also disable god-mode. Note that you can still use C-[ instead of the escape key. In god-mode, you can simply use [ for the escape key.

• C-x C-c becomes xc.
• C-x ( becomes x (. Note the use of the space key.
• M-x becomes gx.
• C-M-c becomes Gc.
• M-10 C-n becomes 10n.
• Use . or z to repeat the last command.

Some of the default Emacs key bindings are changed, as follows.

• C-s will save the current buffer, while C-x C-s will perform an incremental search.
• C-z doesn't minimize Emacs.
• C-x a n and F10 don't have their usual behaviour, as they are used by GUD key bindings.
• C-x C-c will exit Emacs with a confirmation.
• M-i doesn't call tab-to-tab-stop and is used to toggle god-mode. Use M-[ or C-q TAB instead.
• M-SPC doesn't call just-one-space, and is used for auto-completion. Use C-c \ or C-c C-\ instead.
• When no region is selected, C-w will kill the current line and M-w will copy the current line.

All scripts are in the script/ folder.