Mickey Petersen chats about Mastering Emacs, learning advanced topics, navigating by expressions, and making the most of dired and shell. You can find him at masteringemacs.org or twitter.com/mickeynp
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We talk about Emacs NYC, organizing your configuration, pair programming and more.
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Christopher Wellons (nullprogram.com, github.com/skeeto/) started using Emacs nine years ago and has built all sorts of nifty customizations since, including something that plays Tetris for you. He demonstrates the benefits of having an HTTP server running inside Emacs by using Skewer to interact with a web browser and Impatient-mode to share his syntax-highlighted buffer through the Web. In addition, he covers foreign function interfaces, packages, and other good things. Check it out!
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Bozhidar Batsov (emacsredux.com) shares how he got into Emacs and Emacs Lisp. He also demonstrates cool features from Prelude and Projectile, which are great if you do a lot of programming. Check it out!
Quick Links: https://twitter.com/bbatsov , https://twitter.com/emacs_knight , http://emacsredux.com , https://github.com/bbatsov/prelude , https://github.com/bbatsov/projectile . If you like his work, there's https://www.gittip.com/bbatsov/
Guest: Bozhidar Batsov
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Phil Hagelberg talks about custom keyboards, pair-programming with syme.herokuapp.com , Clojure REPLs, starter kits and better defaults, packages, helping his kids learn to think systematically, and warming up his shed-turned-office through XMPP (from Emacs, no doubt).
Quick links: http://technomancy.us , https://syme.herokuapp.com/ , http://github.com/technomancy/better-defaults , https://github.com/technomancy/dotfiles/tree/master/.emacs.d , http://leiningen.org/ , http://technomancy.us/171 (heater), http://atreus.technomancy.us (keyboards)
Guest: Phil Hagelberg
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I chatted with Xah Lee about how he got started with Emacs, how he's customized it, and other tips he can share for people who want to learn more.
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Chatted with Janis Mancevics about literate programming and video game development =)
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