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A Neovim user shares their experience switching to Emacs, specifically using Doom Emacs, to consolidate terminal-based utilities into a single ecosystem with Vim keybindings for ease of transition.
The article explains why Emacs Consult's asynchronous search commands feel slow and provides configuration adjustments to improve speed by tweaking debounce, throttle, and refresh delay settings.
The author shares personal experiences with Emacs, emphasizing its playful and customizable nature, including ASCII art features and its integration into their daily computing workflow.
Maak.el is an Emacs Lisp tool that serves as a command runner for Lisp machines, offering infinite extensibility and support for Scheme.
This article explains how to use Git worktrees in Magit for parallel development, discusses their advantages over traditional branching, and mentions AI agent applications and the Jujutsu version control system.
Bedrock 2.0, a minimal starter kit for Emacs, has been released with updates requiring Emacs 31 and improvements to default configurations, tree-sitter support, and various fixes.
This article details the features and setup of Emacs's new 'newcomers-presets' theme introduced in Emacs 31, aimed at improving the experience for new users with preset configurations.
An unofficial guide to setting up and using the experimental markdown-ts-mode in Emacs 31, covering its features, installation, and usage tips.
Emacs 31.1 is released with small quality-of-life improvements, including the deprecation of the old unexec/pdumper system and new features like a user Lisp directory and enhanced minibuffer completions.
Emacs 31.1, the latest version of the extensible text editor, has been released and is available for download from GNU mirrors.
This article demonstrates how to integrate the olive.c graphics library into GNU Emacs using a dynamic module to render a rotating 3D grid with interactive elements.
Emacs 31.1 is set to be released on August 24, with source code available on GitHub and build instructions provided for users.
This article provides a detailed tour of Magit's status interface, highlighting its intuitive design and interactive commands for managing Git repositories in Emacs.
DREI is a new WYSIWYG HTML editor that implements a subset of Emacs editing commands in a Tauri app, letting users edit HTML documents visually while using familiar Emacs keybindings and commands.
Manuel Simoni reflects on how Magit's static, refresh-based views provide stability in Emacs, contrasting with his previous belief that GUIs should always be dynamically updated.
Explores ways to use git blame over time within GNU Emacs, offering practical techniques for navigating commit history.
A recipe and patch set for building GNU Emacs on macOS with a native Liquid Glass frame effect inspired by Ghostty, adding NSGlassEffectView support and new frame parameters for transparency and blur.
This post describes a new `guix shell` command interface inside Emacs contributed to the emacs-guix package, allowing users to create Guix environments without leaving Emacs.
A developer ports the classic game DOOM to run inside Emacs using a native module and a Canvas API patch, requiring a custom-patched Emacs build and a WAD file.
Rune 1.1 introduces Python support, an Emacs editor, a symbol index, and is now free.