>I code in Emacs almost every day. I read and write e-mail in Emacs almost every day. I take notes in Emacs almost every day. I maninpulate data in Emacs almost every day. Yet I don't know LISP (any LISP!) at all
As others have said, it's never too late to learn.
My life has been within Emacs for 31 years. Yet I would say that I only really learned Elisp in the past ten years. Still at a tyro level, but enough to write my own functions for VM (I don't think mu4e existed when I started using it, also 31 years ago).
>Anyway, the most important part is: Despite all of this, Emacs is still fantastic for me! Here's to the next 50!
As others have said, it's never too late to learn.
My life has been within Emacs for 31 years. Yet I would say that I only really learned Elisp in the past ten years. Still at a tyro level, but enough to write my own functions for VM (I don't think mu4e existed when I started using it, also 31 years ago).
>Anyway, the most important part is: Despite all of this, Emacs is still fantastic for me! Here's to the next 50!
Amen.