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.

Go to show notes:
https://github.com/VernonGrant/discovering…

Snow on the back deck, Santa Cruz Mountains

In this post, I want to show how I added a bit of additional color to my theme for faces assigned by the built-in Emacs 📖 29 treesit package.
Introduction Since adopting Emacs, I have used the Modus Themes. I appreciate Protesilaos Stavrou (Prot 📖)’s focus…

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 ‘beframe’ package for Emacs. It helps me isolate buffers on a per-frame basis.

Rust's hyper crate has a _really_ irritating foot-gun

The Taiwan Beats Showcase is probably my favorite music event
at SXSW, and I make a point to catch it every year.
This year I put together a playlist of songs by all of the performing
artists for my friends at the Austin chapter of Taiwanese American
Professionals.…

It’s no secret I’m a big of fan of both Emacs and AsciiDoc. I’ve been using AsciiDoc heavily for years and most of the documentation of my bigger OSS projects is written in AsciiDoc. That being said, my experience with the only AsciiDoc major mode for Emacs…

Most of the time people ask how to add new keybindings to Emacs and that makes perfect sense. Occasionally, however, the topic of removing keybindings also emerges - e.g. recently Paredit added a keybinding that messed up some REPL mode that were enabling…

Most of the time the packages we need to install are already available in some of the popular package repositories (e.g. MELPA or GNU ELPA). Occasionally, however, some Elisp code has not yet been packaged (or we want to use an unreleased version of a package)…

It’s no secret that one of the biggest weaknesses of Emacs is that features like font-locking (syntax highlighting) and indentation are (usually) implemented in terms of regular expressions. Even though this primitive approach mostly gets the job done, it’s…

As of 2023-03-10 I build Take on Rules via a Static Site Generator (SSG 📖). Hugo 📖 to be precise. I write locally, run a build process which generates static Hypertext Markup Language (HTML 📖) pages. I push those pages to a host which is then serves those…