GNU Emacs Telegram Client

github.com
gnu-emacs-telegram-client

GitHub – zevlg/telega.el: GNU Emacs telegram client (unofficial) {{ message }} You can’t perform that action at this time. You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. You signed out in another tab or window. … Read more

Emacs: Avy Can Do Anything

karthinks.com
emacs:-avy-can-do-anything

You’re using Avy wrong. Too harsh? Let me rephrase: you’re barely using Avy. Still too broad? Okay, the noninflammatory version: Avy, the Emacs package to jump around the screen, lends itself to efficient composable usage that’s obscured by default. Without … Read more

Why Emacs: Redux

batsov.com
why-emacs:-redux

redux adjective brought back; resurgent: the Victorian era redux. A decade ago, I wrote an article titled Why Emacs?. I came across the article a few days ago and I felt that given its “anniversary” it’d be nice to revisit … Read more

My Emacs Lisp book is finished

mbork.pl

So, it’s done! I am very proud to say that after about 10 months of work I finished writing my Emacs Lisp book. If you haven’t heard of it yet, it’s called “Hacking your way around in Emacs” and it … Read more

Emacs Lisp Readable Closures

nullprogram.com

December 30, 2013 nullprogram.com/blog/2013/12/30/ I’ve stated before that one of the unique features of Emacs Lisp is that its closures are readable. Closures can be serialized by the printer and read back in with the reader. I am unaware of … Read more

Emacs’ org-mode gets citation support

blog.tecosaur.com
emacs’-org-mode-gets-citation-support

To get started with Org Cite, we must have some form of bibliography. This can either be a BibTeX file or a CSL–JSON file. As an example, say we have a file orgcite.bib containing the following bibtex @article{OrgCitations, author={org, mode … Read more