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anonimno Jun 27, 2024

Upgraded to #emacs29.4 and then to #orgmode 9.7.5 from MELPA as the urgent bugfix requested, now my emacs is somehow laggy. I presume it‘s the separate orgmode, as with the built in version it was a lot snappier on emacs-29.3. So emacs gurus whats should I do, to make it snappier? Some loading optimizations? My config here https://codeberg.org/anonimno/emacs/src/branch/master/config.org

emacs/config.org at master

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salvari Jun 10, 2024

Publicado otro video de mi configuración de Emacs, con la configuración de Embark
Esta vez me ha quedado corto, para variar.

https://video.hardlimit.com/w/p/484ZnDn4ktDFDsh7LiSbJt
#emacs #emacs29 #embark

Configuración de Emacs Vanilla

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Magitian Apr 7, 2024

Hey everyone! I've been (re)working on my #emacs config recently. The config is available as a literate config over at themagitian.github.io/posts/emacsconfig/
Please suggest tweaks, new packages etc, and feel free to steal something if you want to 😜
#emacs #emacs29 #archlinux

Configuring Emacs

The first steps of writing your own Emacs config

Bozhidar Batsov (a.k.a. Bug)Feb 29, 2024

I’m sure you know about M-x, but do you know about M-X? If not - check out https://emacsredux.com/blog/2024/02/29/run-buffer-specific-commands-with-m-x/

#Emacs #Emacs29

Run Buffer-specific Commands with M-X

No Emacs keybinding is more iconic than M-x (execute-extented-command) - it allows you to run any Emacs command from the minibuffer and it sounds a lot like Emacs!1 It doesn’t get better than this… or does it? Emacs 29 introduced a new keybinding that’s aiming to give M-x a run for its money - namely M-X (execute-extended-command-for-buffer). It’s described like this: Query user for a command relevant for the current mode, and then execute it. This is like ‘execute-extended-command’, but it limits the completions to commands that are particularly relevant to the current buffer. This includes commands that have been marked as being specially designed for the current major mode (and enabled minor modes), as well as commands bound in the active local key maps. So, it basically narrows the list of commands that you can execute to those that make the most sense in the context of the current buffer (mostly commands coming from the current major mode and enabled minor modes). I can easily see it becoming more useful than M-x when exploring some functionality that you’re not familiar with, as the results you’d get are narrower and you’d be more likely to find what you’re looking for. That’s all I have for you today. On February 29th we covered a small new feature in Emacs 29. That makes me feel good! Keep hacking! Try pronouncing M-x out loud. ↩

Emacs Redux

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czbr Feb 28, 2024

okay, I have good feeling about it https://justinbarclay.ca/posts/from-zero-to-ide-with-emacs-and-lsp/
#emacs #emacs29

From Zero To IDE with Emacs and LSP

Using Emacs' built-in functionality to get code completion and more

czbr Feb 28, 2024

after two days of googling and digging yt, all I get that there is around zero guides for #emacs as #python ide with all that #emacs29 builtin features like tree-sitter and eglot respecting venvs

so vscode seems like only working option

and there is #emacs30 around the corner…

Tushar Chauhan Feb 27, 2024

Is there a list of emacs packages that use treesitter somewhere ? I used to depend heavily on ts-fold.el but it has stopped working with the native treesitter implementation in emacs 29.

What an amazing leap in tooling treesitter is !

#emacs #treesitter #software #dev #emacs29