Posts Tagged ‘ emacs ’
I’ve been on a roll with using Emacs to make my workflow more efficient. So far, so good. The latest major addition is my adoption of the most-excellent Magit mode for integrating Git and Emacs in a wonderfully-efficient way. One of the best features is that you get a magit-status buffer which acts like your [ READ MORE ]
I always find great stuff on the emacs-fu blog but today I read a particularly-wonderful post about Emacs keyboard macros. Like the author, I’ve been a long-time Emacs user but never really got into keyboard macros because it’s been quite easy to produce an elisp one-liner in many cases. That being said, this seems like [ READ MORE ]
Ok, so when beginning with Scala, it was hard to figure certain things out. For example, what’s the best way to document my code? How should I go about testing my new programs? Which race in StarCraft best represents the ideals of Scala? Well, to prevent other people from getting stuck on these, I am [ READ MORE ]
The following are possible talks I am willing to give at a future SCOSUG meeting. Emacs concurrency (or lack thereof) XSLT for fun and profit Programming with distributed objects in Ruby Unit testing JavaScript That is all[ READ MORE ]
As I move more and more of my life into Emacs, the best editor ever to grace God’s silicon earth, I discover new jewels of computing elegance and productivity. One of the most recent additions to my arsenal is org-mode, the most fantastic tool for keeping my life in order. Initially, I was excited because [ READ MORE ]