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lisp-journey.gitlab.io
Lem is an awesome project. It's an editor buit in Common Lisp, ready to use out of the box for Common Lisp, that supports more languages and modes (Python, Rust, Elixir, Go, JavaScript, TypeScript, Haskell, Java, Nim, Dart, OCaml, Scala, Swift, shell, asm, but also markdown, ascii, JSON, HTML and CSS, SQL...) thanks to, in part, its built-in LSP support.I took the challenge to add an interactive interface for Git, à la Magit, because you know, despite all its features (good vim mode, project-aware comman... |
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blog.josephwilk.net
A simple goal, to directly connect Emacs to running hardware and software synthesisers with realtime control. Emacs as a musical instrument. I ... |
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www.simpleprimate.com
Once Jekyll is installed you can begin to explore its functionality. In this post we'll take a closer look at Jekyll's default boilerplate site and discuss how you can use it to learn more about Jekyll. |
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blog.kdgregory.com
I like to provide a nice, clean history in my pull requests. Reviewers should be able to follow each commit, and see how the functional... |
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