Robert Thorpe <rt@robertthorpeconsulting.com> writes:

> When Emacs configs are small they're reasonably similar to configurations for
> other programs.
>
> However, when they grow they are essentially like programs.  They're
> software development problems in their own right.
>
> In that case I think it's useful to apply the methods of large-scale
> software development.  Version control, for example.
>
> Perhaps you do that though.

Not quite in version control, although its backed up hourly, but as my
config is in org-mode every block of code is timestamped when it was
inserted or changed, so it is possible to navigate to specific modules
either with Imenu, or the date.

Thanks
Sharon.
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