Emacs Rocks!

Yes, emacs does rock. And here are some episodes to prove it. Follow me on @emacsrocks for more.

@emacsrocks ;; episode 14
"Paredit"
@emacsrocks ;; episode 13
"multiple-cursors"
@emacsrocks ;; episode 12
"Working with HTML"
@emacsrocks ;; episode 11
"swank-js"
@emacsrocks ;; episode 10
"Jumping around"
@emacsrocks ;; episode 09
"expand-region"
@emacsrocks ;; episode 08
"mark-multiple"
@emacsrocks ;; episode 07
"Mind. Exploded."
@emacsrocks ;; episode 06
"Yeah! Snippets!"
@emacsrocks ;; episode 05
"Macros in style"
@emacsrocks ;; episode 04
"A rebind controversy"
@emacsrocks ;; episode 03
"A vimgolf albatross"
@emacsrocks ;; episode 02
"A vimgolf eagle"
@emacsrocks ;; episode 01
"From var to this"

Extending Emacs

Join me and @cjno in this special edition Emacs Rocks series where we extend emacs with a minor-mode for the Buster.JS testing framework.

extending emacs ;; 01
Initial commit.

Tests up and running.
extending emacs ;; 02
Implemented toggle-deffered.
extending emacs ;; 03
Support hipster quotes.

Create a buster minor-mode.
extending emacs ;; 04
Toggle without moving point.

Autotest.

Remove bogus prose.
extending emacs ;; 05
Toggle focus rocket.
extending emacs ;; 06
Run tests within Emacs.
extending emacs ;; 07
Use compile and comint.
extending emacs ;; 08
Clean up ansi mess.

What the .emacs.d!?

I've also got a blog about setting up your .emacs.d. In the spirit of Emacs Rocks! all the posts are very short and instantly useful. Check it out here