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arslan.io
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| | | | | Using a single init.lua or vimrc configuration file for (Neo)Vim file is better than a multi folder/file layout approach. Let me tell why that is the case. | |
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www.jackfranklin.co.uk
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davemq.github.io
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| | | | | I keep my Emacs config files for my home systems and my work systems in a common Git repository, in different branches. I started doing this several years ago, but paused updating the repository for a while. I decided to | |
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briankung.dev
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| | | I realized that one of my favorite Rust features doesn't have a blog post highlighting it [0], so I thought I'd talk a bit about documentation comments and doc tests in Rust. I'll give you a quick example. Let's say you have some code: There's a cargo command to generate documentation from that code: Which... | ||
