I’m sure many Org users have experienced this: you reorganize your notes, maybe renaming a file or moving a section to a different Org file, and a few weeks later you open a link in another note only to be greeted by an unexpected prompt: “…
Rigorous testing clearly benefits software projects, yet many Emacs Lisp packages have minimal tests. You might think manual testing during development is enough—but that only works if the code never changes and has no evolving dependencies…
I don't know about you, but when I'm reading something in an Org file and spot a link I want to follow, I instinctively press TAB to jump to it—just like I would in an Info or Help buffer. Using TAB for such field navigation is a common pat…
I may be dating myself, but I vividly remember setting up speed dials for my most frequently called numbers on my AT&T landline phone. In the early '90s, you could store a phone number in a numbered memory slot (referred to as "programming"…