My new ‘substitute’ package for Emacs helps quickly replace a target in various ways.

Visualising the 2020 Emacs user survey results in Emacs itself and plain text bar charts using the chart and CSV packages.

I have been asked a few times by viewers of the channel: "Why do you make so many videos about Vim, Emacs, Xmonad and other nerdy software?" Well, I have my reasons why I like to urge people to try out these kinds of extremely customizable and extensible…

Join me on my journey to a more fluid vanilla-ish emacs workflow
and may the emacs pinky stay ever dormant in my aging fingers!

Video demonstration of my new ‘substitute’ package for Emacs. It helps me efficiently replace targets in the buffer or context.

First blog post is Hello World!

Export PDF from Org mode file

Introducing event-scheduler, a new JavaScript library that allows users to schedule recurring (multi-day) events with the flexibility to provide exceptions for any conflicts. Built with Free/Libre and Open-Source Software (FLOSS) principles, this library…

Schwäbische.de, a German news website, has recently undergone a major relaunch with the help of alephDAM and Forward Publishing. The website now boasts a new design, and is available on smartphones and tablets through a new app. Schwäbische.de aims to be…

My friend Rémi found an Emacs package developed by Tecosaur to take screenshots of your code. I usually do it with scrot, but it always requires spending some time cropping the result with Gimp. A bit…