- ox-html-markdown-style-footnotes: Markdown-style footnotes for ox-html.el
- ox-html-stable-ids: Stable IDs for ox-html.el
- Generate repository README files from Org documents
- ox-md-title: Document titles for ox-md.el
- Iterate lists per group in Emacs Lisp
- Manage user environments with Nix and Home Manager
- Git status in shell prompt with Nix Home Manager
- Tmux configuration defaults with Nix Home Manager
- Turning on native compilation in Emacs
- Backwards compatible Logger.warn(ing) in Elixir
- Custom Org HTML document preambles and postambles
- Get a file’s modified time through Git
- Build Terminal Emacs from source on macOS
- Emacs package management with straight.el and use-package
- Combine Git repositories with unrelated histories
- Convert documents from AsciiDoc to Org
- Org-mode code blocks with long-running processes
- Org-mode code block setup and teardown
- Web analytics from CloudFront access logs with GoAccess
- “Fix” the tab key for visibility cycling in Org and Evil mode
- Purge and minify internal CSS stylesheets with Node.js
- Run a shell command on every revision in a Git repository
- Git log formats
- Multi-paragraph Git commit messages from the command line
- Extract a subdirectory or single file from a Git repository
- Use a subshell to run a one-off command in a different directory
- Testing input and output in Rust command line applications
- Embrace email, mute Slack. A policy for handling incoming messages
- Consistent terminal colors with 16-ANSI-color Vim themes
- Find, convert and replace dates with Vim substitutions
- Convert between date formats from the command line
- Keeping open source software projects maintainable
- Property-based testing in Elixir using PropEr
- Git is not a git command
- Vim’s absolute, relative and hybrid line numbers
- Method chaining and lazy evaluation in Ruby
- Comparing images and creating image diffs in Ruby
- Stop RSpec on the first failure with the --fail-fast command line option
- Git rebase: apply your changes onto another branch
- ~/.vim