Emacs's Builtin Elisp Cheat Sheet

One of my favourite new Emacs features. I'm hoping it'll see wider community adoption, especially with the likes of `dash`, `s`, etc. being so popular and pervasive.

Wow, that's so neat - thanks for the quality content. Already now after this tip I'm glad to have bought your book :)! **EDIT**: After having checked this for a hot minute I'm even more blown away. Mind-bending!!

Superb. this needs to be expanded into the manual (work faster all you volunteers ! :p) and even in the repl for newcomers. -- Agumonkey Jobs

Thanks :)

I didn't know about this one addition either. It seems really great! Thank you for bringing It uo!

That’s very nice! I’ll try to implement a cheat sheet for [`f.el`](https://github.com/rejeep/f.el), either this week or the next week. EDIT: I actually did it today, `f.el` users can now `M-x shortdoc f` Thanks again for your article!

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Great tip! I'll be buying your book!

Nice, but it would have been even nicer if you had told here that it is new in Emacs 28 so that some of us don't need to visit your page for nothing.