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Emacs For Productivity

I use Emacs a lot. Not only do I do I use it as my development tool for nearly all my programming work, but I also use it as my task management tool, my calendar and my email client. As I’ve added more and more tips and guides for using Emacs, I thought I’d collect them in one place.

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Emacs For Productivity

A collection of tips and guides for using Emacs to master your life.

25 Aug 2015 1 Getting Started with Use-Package
[General Computing] Jump-start emacs with use-package and never manually install another package again
04 Sep 2016 2 My Workflow with Org-Agenda
[General Computing] I use Emacs’ “org-mode” to organize my life. Here’s a snippet of how I get it all working.
19 Dec 2016 3 Vim Within Emacs: An Anecdotal Guide
[General Computing] After using Emacs for 2 years, I decided to give “evil-mode” (Vim keybindings) a tentative try and I’m not looking back.
02 Mar 2017 4 A Complete Guide to Email in Emacs using Mu and Mu4e
[General Computing] Most email clients are a pain. Emacs & mu4e are less of a pain.
24 Jun 2018 5 Literate Programming with Org-mode
[General Computing] I frequently use Org mode to combine code snippets and analysis in a single document, a programming paradigm known as Literate Programming. Here are a few example showing how powerful this setup can be.
31 Mar 2020 6 Managing my Annotated Bibliography with Emacs' Org Mode
[General Computing] Org mode is a fantastic tool for managing references. Here’s a description of how I use it, and some additional packages, to manage my annotated bibliography.

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