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Lessons

Type the examples. Parts I–III are the beginner trail; IV–X go deeper.

* Part I: Foundations

Org's mental model

12m just-enough-emacs

Just enough Emacs

* Part II: Structured text

Headings, folding, and structural editing

Links, IDs, and attachments

* Part III: Planning from plain text

TODO states, priorities, and dependencies

Time: timestamps, schedules, deadlines, repeaters, and habits

Agenda: computed views over source files

Capture and Refile: input before organization

Tags, properties, metadata, and Column View

* Part IV: Tables, time, and records

Tables as structured calculations

Clocking, effort, and reports

Journals and datetrees

* Part V: Org Babel and reproducible work

Executable documents with Babel

15m literate-config

Literate Emacs configuration

* Part VI: Writing, citation, and publishing

Export, images, math, and citations

org-publish: a small static-site pipeline

* Part VII: A durable knowledge system

Vanilla knowledge management

Sync, Git, backup, encryption, and mobile

* Part VIII: Integration and extension

Packages, capture, mail, and presentations

Terminal, remote, automation, and parsing

Emacs Lisp literacy for Org users

* Part IX: Complete workflows

Six systems from the same primitives

Four coherent styles

11m comparisons

Comparisons without winners

11m performance

Performance, maintenance, and anti-patterns

* Part X: Troubleshooting and reference

troubleshooting

A diagnostic method

Consolidated, explained configuration