You know, typed clojure is pretty excellent. http://typedclojure.org
orly? Based purely on the number of searches made for Facebook? This is a terrible, baseless prediction that should not be published by the guardian or linked to Hacker News.
I second emacs occur.
This is true, and much of that C is spent implementing the lisp interpreter. I'd love to see how much C is used outside that functionality.
The ribbon makes it really easy to use one handed on a 6+
Also the iPod minis.
define "thriving" because I find this hard to believe.
You could just use magit, right?
Wow, there are some really cool and unique ideas in this editor. Thank you for sharing. I am of course so ingrained in the emacs way that I probably will never change editors.
Check out evil-mode in emacs. Its wonderful.
I've kept this same mbp up to date for 2 years and... It hasn't crashed once in that time.
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Editing plain text is in fact very easy. Structured text requires a little more logic, however. Ultimately, you could use emacs in the exact way one would use notepad++ and be none the wiser to the rich customizations…
4 months ago... https://github.com/defunkt/gist.el
Checkout lighttable.el https://github.com/Fuco1/litable
Just wondering, how do you feel about clojure?
Indeed, I used Soothe for a while too. Loved that as well.
Years later, I am still learning new things about emacs regularly.
You know Emacs has faithfully implemented Vim right? Check out emacs evil-mode.
This is one of the most beautiful theme I've come across, and the one I am currently using: https://github.com/jasonm23/emacs-purple-haze-theme
I use Caps-lock as control and Command as meta. Has worked great for me.
IDE's tend to be language specific while emacs tries to be agnostic. There are certainly options that could make your emacs a language specific IDE, for instance, look at emacs-live if you are doing clojure development.
Thats awful, one can only assume this affects MBP as well. I think I'll now only turn DB on whenever I'm on A/C.
The reason to move to emacs is exactly because it has far more customizations available than vim does. Emacs' nerd tree equivalent is called undo tree, and its fantastic. http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/UndoTree
You know, typed clojure is pretty excellent. http://typedclojure.org
orly? Based purely on the number of searches made for Facebook? This is a terrible, baseless prediction that should not be published by the guardian or linked to Hacker News.
I second emacs occur.
This is true, and much of that C is spent implementing the lisp interpreter. I'd love to see how much C is used outside that functionality.
The ribbon makes it really easy to use one handed on a 6+
Also the iPod minis.
define "thriving" because I find this hard to believe.
You could just use magit, right?
Wow, there are some really cool and unique ideas in this editor. Thank you for sharing. I am of course so ingrained in the emacs way that I probably will never change editors.
Check out evil-mode in emacs. Its wonderful.
I've kept this same mbp up to date for 2 years and... It hasn't crashed once in that time.
Apple Inc. AAPL +0.79% is in talks with Comcast Corp. CMCSA -1.20% about teaming up for a streaming-television service that would use an Apple set-top box and get special treatment on Comcast's cables to ensure it…
Editing plain text is in fact very easy. Structured text requires a little more logic, however. Ultimately, you could use emacs in the exact way one would use notepad++ and be none the wiser to the rich customizations…
4 months ago... https://github.com/defunkt/gist.el
Checkout lighttable.el https://github.com/Fuco1/litable
Just wondering, how do you feel about clojure?
Indeed, I used Soothe for a while too. Loved that as well.
Years later, I am still learning new things about emacs regularly.
You know Emacs has faithfully implemented Vim right? Check out emacs evil-mode.
This is one of the most beautiful theme I've come across, and the one I am currently using: https://github.com/jasonm23/emacs-purple-haze-theme
I use Caps-lock as control and Command as meta. Has worked great for me.
IDE's tend to be language specific while emacs tries to be agnostic. There are certainly options that could make your emacs a language specific IDE, for instance, look at emacs-live if you are doing clojure development.
Thats awful, one can only assume this affects MBP as well. I think I'll now only turn DB on whenever I'm on A/C.
The reason to move to emacs is exactly because it has far more customizations available than vim does. Emacs' nerd tree equivalent is called undo tree, and its fantastic. http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/UndoTree