R1D20: picked up completing skipped exercises and solved 86. had (again) a bit troubles to deal with extracting the solution from the lazy seq. but i feel like I'm getting better as long as I keep doing this coding hour without exception. It's still very new to me and i fear instantaneous amnesia once i get lazy. 😅 #neverforget 😜
The more times I spend practising, the harder it is to forget 😉
Today was inspired by @porkostomus as I converted my existing journal log over to org-mode
from markdown. The content is much easier to work with in Emacs and I can collapse sections, navigate easily and move content around simply.
Another benefit is that i can add code that is syntax highlighted in the Emacs buffer and I can also use org-mode babel to execute the code and see the results all from within Emacs without having to open separate buffers for my code.
I see that @porkostomus generated Github flavoured markdown from their Org-mode content. I just pushed org-mode content as it was and it seems to work pretty well. Github uses org-ruby to generate html from org-mode files and it seems to do a very good job. I will review all the content and see if there are any issues.
https://github.com/jr0cket/100-days-of-clojure-code/blob/master/log.org#20181004---day-21-hacking-markdown-into-org-mode
Oh cool let me try that
(just finished yesterday's ramblings on my task meta-management)
https://github.com/porkostomus/100-days-of-clojure-code/blob/master/hundo.org
@porkostomus
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key with an org-mode file in the buffer will give you a menu of common org-mode commands. So to export your org-mode file you could use , e m
Oh thanks! I figured that must exist but hadn't found it yet.
, M-RET
or M-RET M-RET
creates a new heading. I find this a bit weird, so maybe there is a better way.
Meta with left and right will change the level of the headings, use Meta Shift if there are sub-headings under the heading you want to move
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should give the major-mode menu for every major mode, so same for clojure, javascript, html, etc.
ok, cool
My org-mode chapter in the spacemacs book is still to be written, but there are a few links and details on how to add source code blocks https://practicalli.github.io/spacemacs/org-mode/
Thanks for all the quality documentation! You're making this all go so smoothly.