Discovering Emacs: Recent Episodes
Vernon Grant
A podcast all about GNU Emacs, where I uncover some of it’s lesser known features, discussed upcoming releases and share some tips and tricks. Join me as we discover some of the most valuable aspects of this wonderful piece of software.
In today's episode I'll be sharing some default movement and editing shortcuts. I'll only be cover some of the essentials, but I'm sure there's something new for both beginners and experienced Emacs users. And at the end I'll share some key binding recommendations to make the editing experience in Emacs slightly better.
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Today, we're taking a look at Emacs's whitespace mode and discussing how we can simplify its configuration to make it more applicable for most use cases.
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Today I'm going to share some of the ways I utilize Emacs's incremental search, during my workflow. In addition I'll be sharing some configuration recommendations that you might also find useful.
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Today we'll be taking a look at an Emacs feature known as the mark ring. We'll be discussing the differences between global and local marks. We'll also be covering how and when marks are added to these mark rings. In addition, I'll share some configuration recommendations to steam line the experience of using this feature.
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In today's episode, we will be taking a look at locate and how we can effectively use it in combination with Emacs. We will be discussing what locate is, how we can make use of it and how to configure it for individual project uses.
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