Pack of Emacs plugins/mods?

does anyone know where I can find a pack of plugins for Emacs ?

I'd like support for a wide range of languages? (JS, JS integrated in html(...), Xhtml, Php, Pytho开发者_如何学JAVAn, Cpp, etc.)

I love Emacs and it's plugins but I'm bored with ugly code (the debugger is also missing...?)

Thanks in advance

If you are using recent (recent means at least Emacs 24 prerelease) you can add this into your .emacs file:

(require 'package)
(add-to-list 'package-archives '("elpa" . "http://tromey.com/elpa/"))
(add-to-list 'package-archives '("marmelade" . "http://marmalade-repo.org/packages/"))

After that, invoking M-x package-list-packages will bring you the buffer with a bunch of thirdparty packages you can install.

You probably want to check out the Emacs Starter Kit. I think it's the most well-known attempt to avoid the need to customise Emacs yourself.

Aside from that, have a look at the various package management solutions around.

ELPA and el-get are good places to start, IMO.

What do you expect from a package manager for Emacs?

You should try http://EmacsWiki.org you can find a very large number of elisp scripts/plugins there.

For color schemes, try http://inspiration.sweyla.com/code/seed/697890/?lang=ruby or http://jasonm23.github.com/

To setup debugging, it's heavily dependent on the language you want to use, for JS/HTML you are best off using a browser like Chromium, which has good debug/console features.

If you are using Windows there is EmacsWin32 which comes with several packages preloaded and ready to go.

The best way to find a good list of packages is to read other peoples .emacs files. If you haven't had the joy of playing with your .emacs file yet, Steve Yegge's is a good place to start

The Emacs starter kit is a pretty thorough beginning collection of packages. I've also recently come across Naquadah and it's become my favorite theme.