This repository is used to host my code submissions in the Emacs Lisp track of the Exercism platform.
Disclaimer: I copied the text below from the Exercism page since I found it very interesting.
Emacs Lisp is the language at the core of Emacs, the iconic text editor that is at the beginning of the Free Software movement. Emacs is made of more than a million lines of Emacs Lisp, and all the applications that run inside Emacs (IDEs for various programming languages, games, planners, etc.) are written in Emacs Lisp. User preferences are also lists of Emacs Lisp expressions.
Knowing Emacs Lisp is the first step into Lisp, the second oldest programming language still used (just turned 60 in 2018) and also a language that still influences so many other programming languages.
If you’d like to know more about Emacs, consider consulting the README.org of
the repository with my personal configuration: link. There I list many useful
references, and give some tips regarding this wonderful tool.
This Emacs Lisp style guide recommends best practices so that real-world Emacs Lisp programmers can write code that can be maintained by other real-world Emacs Lisp programmers.