Twinkle Fingers mode 
This is a mode to provide a simple way to write emacs lisp
code. Specifically, one can write proper emacs lisp without knowledge
of the commands that keybindings run- with twinkle-fingers enabled,
pressing a command's keybinding will insert the name of that command
as a function call at point.
Caveat: the user will still be responsible for supplying any arguments
necessary for commands. As such, there is an insert period whereby one
is free to add any arguments before pressing return to
signal twinkle-fingers that one is ready to enter the next command.
Recommended adjucnt modes
I wouldn't dream of this mode if it weren't for Eldoc mdoe.
Non-standard behavior
As we all know, pressing a letter key calls the self-insert-command,
which isn't all too useful on its own. As such, if a user presses a
key correlating to self-insert-command inside of twinkle-fingers,
the command entered at point will be (insert |), which will allow
him or her to enter any number of characters desired.