Endless Parentheses
Artur Malabarba
Endless Parentheses is a blog. Originally, it exclusively featured posts about Emacs, mostly focused on improving your productivity and making Emacs life easier in general. Now, however, it has mutated into a blog about productivity in general. Emacs still permeates my life (and will still show up here a lot), but I feel I have more to talk about in other subjects and won’t be restricting myself to Emacs anymore.
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All posts (153)
Learning numeric prefixes is a vital step in the road to Emacs mastery, and it's probably one of the editor's least appreciated features. It took me more than a year to get the hang of doing C-3 C-k instead of C-a C-space C-n C-n C-n C-w. Still, having three different ways of invoking this marvel is one-too-many for...
You're not a true Emacs package developer until you run checkdoc through your packages. You'll be amazed at the number of style errors it finds. Unfortunately, not enough adepts are aware of this tool, perhaps because it's more of an icing spatula than a carving knife. Just visit your package file and run M-x...
When I decided to share my limited wisdom, I realized I’d need something better than a 4-year-old, thrown together, init file. The words “init dot org” had crossed my ears through one of Sacha Chua’s previous videos; however, due to 63m of water above my head, internet searches weren’t quite operating at top...
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