Emacs Is a Lispboard: Building Your Own Operating Environment
I argue that Emacs is not merely a text editor but a complete working environment where every tool shares a common runtime. By treating Emacs as a Lispboard, I build custom workflows, scripts, and interfaces without switching contexts or relying on external binaries. This approach transforms the editor into a cross-platform virtual machine where you define exactly how you want to work.
It's not a text editor: it's a complete working environment, with an embedded scripting language, its own software and a cross-platform runtime.