If you're an #emacs user who has been postponing structural editing, or just not gotten into it when trying paredit (or one of the million alternatives), try just using the built-in, prebound commands:
M-x forward-sexp (C-M-f)
M-x backward-sexp (C-M-b)
M-x kill-sexp (C-M-k)
M-x backward-kill-sexp (C-M-)
They're really unintrusive and makes for a natural way to get into structural editing, without disrupting your current workflow or having a high learning curve. They work for #clojure too :)
@olav I started with Paredit, then understood the emacs version to be deprecated and went to SmartParens for a few years, and recently switched to the FSF #guix preferred #Puni. I always think of this great video and the magic of the weird "transpose" command https://emacsrocks.com/e14.html
