«I participated at CONSOL 2009 and had the opportunity to give 4 talks this time and meet with "the software libre community"...»
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Cheep Codification: Meet Emacs
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"Yesterday, I purchased the Meet Emacs screencast. I was n't sure initially if it was deserving the $ 9, but after watching it, I can state without any uncertainty that it is deserving every individual penny..."
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Top 15 Creative and Hilarious Acronym Expansions of Emacs
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We all know that Emacs stands for "Editor MACroS", but several creative people have given the feature-rich text editor some innovative and rather funny definitions.
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Extensibility in Vim and Emacs
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"Emacs and Vim both provide facility for extension. But as they represent divergent philosophies — Vim following the “small is beautiful” and “do one thing well” precepts of Unix, Emacs coming from a belief that the editor is an operational hub — they have different objectives here..."
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The Ultimate Emacs Course
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"Ourense, Spain. Jose E. Marchesi (GNU Project) will be teaching the class, which will take place at the Assembly hall of the Polytechnic Building, Campus de Ourense.
Read more »The One True Editor
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It is impossible to really know if Emacs is truly the One True Editor. There are arguments on all sides.
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Interactive HTML development in Emacs
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"I accidentally discovered mozrepl today. It’s clearly designed for JavaScript development, but I thought it might be interesting for HTML development as well, and hacked the following together: ..."
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Tramp 2.1.15 Released
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"Hello, The Tramp team is happy to announce the release of Tramp 2.1.15. This is mainly a bug fix release. For production systems, it is recommended to upgrade to this version..."
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Some Thoughts about a Django Template Mode for Emacs
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"I keep a Emacs mode for editing Django templates (specifically HTML Django templates) on Launchpad. There are more people interested in enhancing the support for Django on Emacs, and I'd like to help. But first, I want to discuss what is needed from a editing mode..."
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EmacsWiki: SummerOfCode2009
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"In Google’s Summer of Code program, students receive some help while they work for 3 months on the free software project they choose. Several organizations have taken part in the last 4 years, including GNU (ideas for SOC 2009). GNU Emacs could also take part this year; this page is an informal discussion about ideas. Feel free to edit this page! ..."
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AutoComplete.el : Python Code Completion in Emacs
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"A friend of mine and I like to show off to each other little Emacs tips and tricks we learn. Today, he introduced to me the very cool AutoComplete.el package.
Read more »Rinari Screencast (Ruby on Rails development with Emacs): Why need to promote Free Media Formats
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"A short screencast demonstrating the use of Rinari (an Emacs minor-mode for rails development).
Read more »Running Mutt inside Emacs on GNU systems
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"There are some emacs-native programs for e-mail, such as gnus, vm and a couple of others. I never really got into them for some reason; I found them rather hard to set up and a bit counter-intuitive. Maybe I should give them another try, but for the last decade, I've been using the mutt console e-mail client - even with graphical alternatives like Evolution and Thunderbird available..."
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Extending Emacs with Advice
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"The greatest single thing about Emacs is it's extensibility. If you think Emacs is missing something, or don't like how something works, you can change it. But that's true of any free software.
Read more »The Hitchhiker’s Guide to an Ioke Dev Env From Source (part 3: emacs-starter-kit)
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"...The emacs-starter-kit is a set of base configuration for Emacs. It contains a bnumber of useful elisp libraries, with a slight focus on dynamic languages. To install it, perform the following steps..."
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