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The article explains Emacs's architectural patterns, focusing on the universal buffer data model and incremental completing read (ICR), comparing them to a rose's roots and petals. It highlights how Emacs unifies interfaces and allows extensibility via Elisp.
This technical guide provides a step-by-step process for compiling Emacs from source on various Linux distributions to optimize performance through CPU-specific instruction sets and modern display protocols like Wayland. It also covers configuring dependencies and fine-tuning the native Lisp compiler for faster execution.
A deep-dive case study showing how the author built a Spotify client inside Emacs using the VOMPECCC completion framework, demonstrating modular integration of Consult, Marginalia, and Embark packages.
Joshua Blais shares how he replaced mainstream browsers with Emacs’ built-in EWW for 85-90 % of daily web use, citing fewer distractions and higher signal-to-noise ratio.
A developer shares their experience building a zero-dependency static site generator using Emacs and Org-mode, discussing the limitations of existing tools like org-publish and their journey to create a publishing solution that preserves their workflow.