JavascriptKnockoutJSRubyEventMachineWebsocketsJadeNode.jsRailsEmacsGulpActiveAdminActiveRecordDeviseIntegrationProductivity HacksDesign PatternsInfluxDBGrafanaFunctional ProgrammingES6TypescriptReasonMLReactFrontendNext.jsKoaApolloGraphQLMongoDBAutomergeCRDTSVGVSCodeComlinkWeb-workersio-tsMobXMobX-State-TreeRoutingSQLiteZSHOCRHelmSPFCSSReduxRedux-loopVagrantClojureHashicorpHARJqLit-htmlStimulusThis post is intended to primarily benefit people coming from other, so called “modern” editors to Emacs. Emacs veterans are likely to find most of the tips here very elementary. I have observed that many programmers habituated to newer editors have many implicit assumptions about editing workflows...
Tide (TypeScript Interactive Development Environment for Emacs) uses a custom hydra-derived popup menu for prompting the user to select candidates when there are many completion options available. However, this is jarring when the rest of your emacs environment is configured to use helm as the comp...
While most of time spent working on a project goes into coding, finding the right files or understanding the directory structure is fairly time consuming as well. This is especially true when we are exploring unknown projects - in particular, projects with custom directory structures as opposed to C...
Updates * The default keybindings have been updated based on the feedback from Asok, the author of the awesmoe projectile-rails package. This post outlines some of the Emacs extensions (open source, of course) which can significantly ease the life of a Rails developer. While Rails is, by design...