I’ve got a (relatively) stable version of my Emacs configuration as a literate document now.

Announcing Emacspeak 57.0—Tilden! Easy things are often amusing and relaxing, but their value soon fades. Greater pleasure, deeper ...

Intro I finally arranged my employer to purchase Mastering Emacs1, which provided it in pdf and epub. PDF2 has long since been my standard thanks to being able to view it nicely on all my devices, but I thought I would give epub a try, too. It’s major feature…

The ‘altcaps’ package for Emacs helps the user to apply alternating letter casing to convey sarcasm or mockery.

I'm glad to announce my package Oh My GitHub v1.0 is out. Besides bug fixes, it introduce a very practical feature: create pull request without leaving Emacs.
AFAIK, there already exists a similar package called github-pullrequest does this job, but its…

Links in org-mode by default are displayed as “descriptive” links, meaning they hide their target URLs (or a destination in general). While this looks great, it makes it a bit tricky to figure out how you can edit their URL. There are two easy options: Just…

Information about the latest version of my text-transformation package for GNU Emacs. It helps convey sarcasm or mockery.

Emacs's outline-mode only has font settings aka "faces" for 8 outline levels; then they wrap, so level 9 looks like level 1 and so on. org-mode inherits these faces, and thus also only defines 8 styles. ...

Functional programming offers a bunch of really cool programming patterns. Two that I really enjoy are tail recursion and pattern matching, especially how they are implemented in OCaml. However, I spend a lot of time writing Emacs Lisp now, and I was wondering…