I am restarting the development of mct.el, but only for keeping it in a usable state.

When I’m writing about or in Ruby 📖 code, sometimes I want to grab the qualified method name. For example, let’s say I have the following Ruby code:
module Hello module World def foo :bar end def self.call :yup end end end The qualified method name for the…

New is always better. – Barry Stinson, Senior Clojure developer Over the years I’ve heard countless complaints about nREPL and its numerous perceived flaws. I dawned me today that it might be a good idea to write this “living”1 article that will try to catalog…

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New is always better. – Barry Stinson, Senior Clojure developer Over the years I’ve heard countless complaints about nREPL and its numerous perceived flaws. I dawned me today that it might be a good idea to write this “living”1 article that will try to catalog…

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

When I’m writing about or in Ruby 📖 code, sometimes I want to grab the qualified method name. For example, let’s say I have the following Ruby code:
module Hello module World def foo :bar end def self.call :yup end end end The qualified method name for the…

On Saturday I wrote about Using Built-in Emacs 29 Tree Sitter Package to Get Qualified Ruby Function Name. Today at work I used my jf/treesit/qualified_method_name function about 15 times. That function grabs the method name and it’s class/module scope.
During…

My ‘denote’ package for Emacs registers a submenu that makes its commands easier to discover.

In today's stream, we will explore the potential of AI assistants in Emacs. We'll take a look at the gptel package which interacts with OpenAI's GPT 3 and 4 models to provide AI assistance in writing and planning projects. We'll also try the copilot.el package…

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!