The Emacs Tutorial as ELisp Tour

I am trying to really learn how to use GNU Emacs. One thing that strikes me is how the Emacs user interface can be thought of as a client application to an Emacs Lisp API. This is not a revolutionary thought, but it really stuck in my head. I reread the official tutorial, focusing on the functions rather than the keybindings that invoke them.

The first function is obviously the one to get the tutorial started.

Then I spent a couple days with liberal usage of describe-key and describe-function to better understand what the tutorial was describing. It was helpful. Now I just want to organize those notes and post them on the blog.

Or I could dump the list onto a blog post.