In this screencast, I show how I've setup Emacs to do Go coding: LSP support, linting, formatting, debugging, reading docs, version control. Enjoy!
https://t.co/ZPZmT5o9FC
#emacs#go#golang
Made a video showing how to use Emacs and Eglot for programming Java. Includes Lombok annotation processing, running JUnit, tests, API doc at point and much more!
https://t.co/pmB1j34DuB
#programming#java in #emacs
Recorded a screencast of me writing a Kafka producer and consumer in Java, from scratch, in Emacs. Enjoy!
https://t.co/IdR3dHlseu
#video#java#kafka#emacs
@linuxfoundation thanks for putting on another excellent show in Bilbao.
I wish for next year you'll up your Fediverse game.
I was expecting #OSSummit to light up big time on my Mastadon timeline. It did not.
Best wishes from the North.
😊👍
The current state of the EU's Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) will have severe and negative consequences for open source communities. Help us #FixTheCRA by making your voice heard. Learn more at https://t.co/U4jsIDmmfb @LF_Europe@ep_industry
Recorded a screencast showing how easy it is to work on remote servers using your local Emacs.
All your plugins, custom shortcuts, themes, tweaks and functions work as they do on your regular local files 👍
https://t.co/6fKin9NmEu
#emacs#ssh#webdev
Why and how you should unit test your BASH code.
This is a screencast I wanted to do for a really long time and today, I finally got around to recording it.
Happy coding!
https://t.co/ziArpvHibd
#bash#unix#programming#testing
Install a Hazelcast cluster from scratch using production ready TCP discovery and enabling its excellent REST interface for your apps to use.
https://t.co/3fSpcW9wxa
#imdg#cloud#hazelcast#tcp#rest
@GamesByGriffith I've used it for both Java and JavaScript and believe it's worth your while to try it out. Remote debugging in Firefox works surprisingly well.
Turn Emacs into a full blown JavaScript IDE, complete with auto completion, documentation lookup and remote debugging in Firefox.
https://t.co/VTlnmaxKvS
#emacs#firefox#javascript#debugging
My Emacs configuration file has grown large after more than 20 years of searching for my editor nirvana. More than 1,600 lines of Lisp goodness.
This Christmas, I decided to start off from scratch, only adding the lines I truly needed.
https://t.co/Z7Wr3sW4yb
#emacs#unix