Org Mode Release 8.0

Post by berntb » Sun, Apr 28, 2013, 12:48 AM UTC

virtualmic wrote: post #28

berntb wrote: post #26

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There is a quite neat Org Mode parser on CPAN. I started doing a webapp like you talk about, since I needed to learn JavaScript. I call it Attorg, "atto org". I never planned on doing more than an absolutely minimal feature list, since people can use a terminal implementation in the browser (for e.g. Babel). But I began a new job a month ago. The web side is at most half done for MVP. The server side is three pages o…

I have put up my email address. Would love to look into it!

Just the basic files. :-(

https://github.com/berntb/attorg/

The server Perl code doesn't do much except load an org file into the javascript side.

It needs Twitter Bootstrap + FontAwesome.

I'll update it to a working installation a coming weekend, must sleep now...

Post by reeses » Mon, Apr 29, 2013, 1:46 PM UTC

rplacd wrote: post #39

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ido and anything/helm are great for "just close enough" partial matching. Knowing that emacs can do something is just as good as knowing the key bound to the particular command.

Christ I've just tried out helm and it's simultaneously blowing me away and surprising me by exposing emacs builtins I'd never known about. It's far easier to recall objects to act on than named functions.

Yeah, it really helps with maintaining flow while also showing you things you never knew about. OK, sometimes the last part really screws up flow when you see dwim-finish-my-work in the completions list.

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