The text editor lem is the lisp hacker editor, super complete, extensible and easy to understand, together with emacs they are very powerful tools for those who work with lisp.
;; Keymaps
(define-keys *global-keymap*
("C-c s" 'split-active-window-horizontally)
("C-c v" 'split-active-window-vertically)
("C-c o" 'next-window)
("C-c p" 'previous-window)
("C-c d" 'delete-window)
("C-c l" 'lem-lisp-mode:lisp-mode)
("C-c x" 'delete-active-window)
("C-c r" 'copy-region)
("C-e" 'exit-lem)
("C-r" 'lem-lisp-mode/internal:slime)
("C-t" 'lem-terminal/terminal-mode::terminal)
("C-v" 'yank)
("C-s" 'save-current-buffer)
("C-z" 'undo)
("C-f" 'lem-core/commands/file:find-file)
("C-r o" 'toggle-read-only)
("C-r b" 'rename-buffer))
(define-keys *global-keymap*
("C-h b" 'describe-bindings)
("C-h k" 'describe-key)
("C-h a" 'lem-lisp-mode:lisp-apropos)
("C-h c" 'apropos-command)
("C-h p" 'lem-lisp-mode:lisp-apropos-package)
("C-h f" 'lem-lisp-mode:lisp-describe-symbol))
(define-key *global-keymap* "M-r" 'revert-buffer)
These are the current keybinds I’m using