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Re: EmacsConf 2022

#3
Good to know! For as much as I use Emacs I don’t really follow the Emacs community / ecosystem.

I saw version 29 was recently cut- is there anywhere I can get a good overview of “best practices in 2022”?

I wouldn’t mind dusting off my init.el and updating it. I haven’t had a good yak shave in five years or so :)

Re: EmacsConf 2022

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post #3

Good to know! For as much as I use Emacs I don’t really follow the Emacs community / ecosystem. I saw version 29 was recently cut- is there anywhere I can get a good overview of “best practices in 2022”? I wouldn’t mind dusting off my init.el and updating it. I haven’t had a good yak shave in five years or so :)

https://blog.phundrak.com/emacs-29-what-can-we-expect/ has some highlights.

eglot, tree-sitter are both very nice.

the sqlite integration is currently what i'd describe as "cute", but maybe not the most featureful.

Re: EmacsConf 2022

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post #3

Good to know! For as much as I use Emacs I don’t really follow the Emacs community / ecosystem. I saw version 29 was recently cut- is there anywhere I can get a good overview of “best practices in 2022”? I wouldn’t mind dusting off my init.el and updating it. I haven’t had a good yak shave in five years or so :)

https://blog.phundrak.com/emacs-29-what-can-we-expect/ has some highlights. eglot, tree-sitter are both very nice. the sqlite integration is currently what i'd describe as "cute", but maybe not the most featureful.

yup, here is the previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33788208

Re: EmacsConf 2022

#9

Can you watch it purely in Emacs?

Depends on your definition of "purely". I will watch using an mpv managed by EXWM so it will be showing up as an Emacs buffer. Or you could use the embedded video player in EAF.

Re: EmacsConf 2022

#10
As with the high vote totals for Firefox-related links, the presence of a link on an ancient* text editor at #1 on HN (as I write) reveals that HN voters are a bit ... old school. These tools' relative importance has declined over the last 15 years.

* (I am a graybeard who used Emacs daily for a long time)

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