To celebrate the release of Emacs 28, I have updated my book to include features and changes I deem are relevant to readers of my book.

A new page on my website dedicates to the public domain the colours—just the colours—of my modus-themes for Emacs.

A special quick edition of my “%” Emacs development blog series: We now have some magic numbers!!!1! Today, we dipped below 2219, which is a magical number, because: The most open bugs …

Information about Emacs package archives, how to set up elpa-devel, prioritise archives, and pin packages.

<p>I am assuming that you already know what Org or <a href="https://orgmode.org/">org-mode</a> is and that&rsquo;s why you are here.
You would want to build Org from its development branch (master branch) to get the latest and greatest goodies plus bug fixes!…

A guide on how to build Org mode from its main branch and load in Emacs without any path shadowing.

One of the common patterns I use in my day-to-day Ruby 📖 coding is to define a module or level call method. I like to establish these call methods as crisp interfaces between different concerns.
Dependency Injection with Objects That Respond to Call In the…

Overview of my font-related configurations for Emacs, with an emphasis on how I do presentations.

My Personal Website

Quick introduction to Org mode’s :LOGBOOK: feature and how I use it to record time-stamped notes for blog post updates.

Emacs server need be started first.



I use emacsclient to execute emms commands in the emacs server.



Key bindings setup in ~/.i3/config for i3 window manager,



# music player client (mpc, emms

Information about the latest version of my TMR package for GNU Emacs.