[This post, aimed at text editing aficionados especially in the Emacs and Vim camps, advocates using Emacs Evil in a configuration that replaces Evil Insert state with vanilla Emacs to gain the best of both Emacs and Vim editing styles. It
[This post, aimed at text editing aficionados especially in the Emacs and Vim camps, advocates using Emacs Evil in a […] Mindstream is a new Emacs extension for any kind of writing, including programming. It removes the barriers to starting…
[This post, aimed at text editing aficionados especially in the Emacs and Vim camps, advocates using Emacs Evil in a […] [In tribute to Bram Moolenaar, 1961 – 3 August 2023, creator of Vim. The undo tree was one of the […] Acknowledgements
Mindstream is a new Emacs extension for any kind of writing, including programming. It removes the barriers to starting, provides […] This post was written for Day 8 of the Racket Advent Calendar. “#lang” is a Racket term referring to decla…
Mindstream is a new Emacs extension for any kind of writing, including programming. It removes the barriers to starting, provides moment-to-moment versioning recording every change you make, and usefully organizes your work for you to consu…
This post was written for Day 8 of the Racket Advent Calendar. “#lang” is a Racket term referring to declaring […] So, you’ve written a Racket library and now you’d like to make it widely available. How to go about it? […] [This is about Sy…
This post was written for Day 8 of the Racket Advent Calendar. “#lang” is a Racket term referring to declaring […] A number of years ago, at my first job out of college, I was working for a company that found […] So, you’ve written a Racket…
This post was written for Day 8 of the Racket Advent Calendar. “#lang” is a Racket term referring to declaring the programming language in use, and this post uses Racket as a platform to discuss one approach to writing good programming lang…
This post was written for Day 8 of the Racket Advent Calendar. “#lang” is a Racket term referring to declaring […] So, you’ve written a Racket library and now you’d like to make it widely available. How to go about it? […] When we say somet…
[In tribute to Bram Moolenaar, 1961 – 3 August 2023, creator of Vim. The undo tree was one of the […] Acknowledgements The original recipient of these tips was Ariana Promessi, who also edited and contributed to the final versions on […] Ha…
[In tribute to Bram Moolenaar, 1961 – 3 August 2023, creator of Vim. The undo tree was one of the major “improvements” that Bram made over Vim’s predecessor, Vi. This was also the one big topic missing from this series, and I felt that now
A number of years ago, at my first job out of college, I was working for a company that found itself in the swell of the then-nascent cloud computing wave. The work that my team did was mainly write proofs-of-concept for new products that w…