See configuration in .org format for details.
Previously, I used multi-file emacs config: init.el loads lots of
files with corresponding configuration code. For example,
setup-clojure.el contains the code which is related to Clojure
setup – just code, without using any kind of tools like use-package
But at some point of time I decided to get back to one big init.el:
sometimes i quickly add\edit some configuration on-fly and then don’t
reboot emacs. Or, more rarely, something breaks after update of
packages\emacs itself and I restart emacs daemon. Since load-file
is runtime fn for loading emacs lisp code, I don’t get clear location
if init.el loading fails: from interpreter perspective it’s all in init.el
Warning (initialization): An error occurred while loading ‘/home/zarkone/.emacs.d/init.el’: Symbol's value as variable is void: aslkj11!
Another problem is that it’s hard to remember why some config code was added long time ago. I hope that literate programming approach will force me to comment all the changes.
And another reason why I decided to port my config to org is that I think it’s a good chance to remove old garbage and adopt new, better solutions and approaches.
See literally.org for actual configuration description
Thanks https://github.com/angrybacon/dotemacs – very nice-organized emacs config, used as a skeleton.