A few notes on a few new tools.
In this post: I talk about how delighted I am to build my project and test it in a single key command in emacs.
This week I continue with bits of emacs puttering during spare bits of time. Each day, I progressively add a bit more to my personal config, picking and choosing pieces of what I…
As per my post last week, I'm diving into knowing emacs from scratch! Well, from scratch isn't really fair to say; more so, I'm pulling together my own config. It's been super fun! He…
Well, it has finally happened. I've decided I'm actually going to try and learn vanilla emacs, and learn it properly. My employer kindly gives us a budget to spend on learning materials, and I have just purchased Mastering E…
I had some free time to play around with the Helix editor (again) yesterday. It's very cool, but I quickly realized that I was useless trying to navigate the editor's functions; my fingers have some serious muscle memory from Doom Emacs at this point. After using it for 10~ minutes, I noted several features that I need access to (I'll get to that later).
(To be fair, this isn't me slamming Helix; if anything, I'd like to use Helix more so that I can have a quick go-to editor to use in a pinch when emacs isn't available (ie, I broke it) or I only need to edit a few small files.)