Some time ago, I wrote a post about using Vim to look cool and why that’s not a good idea. Now, funny enough, here I am—having switched to VSCode after years of hopping between Vim and Emacs. This isn’t one of those "Vim sucks, I'm going back to VSCo...
Imagine you can just use package-install to install any Emacs package and have a painless way to reinstall the same packages when you move to a new system. usually what happens is when you install some package, Emacs modifies your custom-set-variable...
This code is copied form emacs stack-exchange and adopted to work with web-mode for future reference. Following is the link to the original stack exchange post: https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/37918/how-to-highlight-graphql-template-literal...
After using Emacs for almost 20 years, usually day-in and day-out, I decided to give Neovim a try. I have been using Neovim for two months now, and I can say that I am starting to like it. In this article, I will share my experience of switching from...
Emacs: More Than Just a Text Editor The GNU Emacs manual describes Emacs as an extensible, customizable, self-documenting real-time display editor. While that's accurate, it doesn't capture the full potential of this powerful tool. Let's explore what...
Raghav's articles Introduction Do you think that programmers in movies look far cooler than you do while coding? Are you tired of constantly switching between mouse and keyboard? Or do you simply want to code in a less resource-heavy environment? In ...
Emacs is a powerful and extensible text editor that has been around for decades. It's known for its flexibility and is often used by programmers and system administrators. This guide will cover some basic commands and concepts to help you get started...
When it comes to text editors, it's not just about getting the job done. The tool you choose can be a window into your soul, a reflection of who you are. Let's cut to the chase, here's what your favorite text editor might say about you: 1. Vim Ah, my...
For many years, I primarily used vi or its variations, like vim and nvim, for the majority of my text editing tasks. It wasn't until 3-4 years ago that I discovered org-mode in Emacs, which completely transformed my editing and programming experience...
Table of Contents Numeric types Character types Conditional logic Equality Functions Let forms Comments Namespaces and access modifiers Variables Symbols, values & lambdas Threading macros & higher-order functions False friends concat string Alias...
