This is my Emacs configuration. It is part of my dotfiles as a Git submodule.

It uses John Wiegley’s use-package to make things:

Neatly organized

Everything is grouped by package. I also use outshine to organize code by sections.

Readable

use-package offers a large choice of expressive keywords.

Self-installable

All Emacs packages are downloaded automatically when I first start Emacs on a new environment.

• Emacs 27’s early-init.el is loaded. It contains a few specific customizations that can take effect before the normal init process begins.
• init.el loads package.el, bootstraps use-package using package.el and then loads my personal config files located in ./lisp/alc/:
  • alc-main.el – my main config.
  • alc-org.el – my Org-mode config.
  • alc-work.el – my work config (not loaded by default).

I usually add a short configuration on each machine for local customizations.

• The org-agenda-files variable will mix different Org projects that depend on the machine I am working on. This way, I can separate Org projects at the file level but still mix tasks and events in the agenda to get a clear picture of my day. I then filter everything by context to avoid distraction.
• If I am at work, I will probably require alc-work.el.

It used to be a so-called “literate config” based on a network of Org file, but I switched for the sake of simplicity. Browse the last commit of that Org config if you’re interested, or check the numerous literate configs out there.