I'm thinking: if you could use #datadog from #emacs #org mode, what would be your use? "Last errors" for sure, all APM metrics as well. But then what?

I'm thinking: if you could use #datadog from #emacs #org mode, what would be your use? "Last errors" for sure, all APM metrics as well. But then what?

@Lambo #org mode from #emacs

Apropos of nothing, this is a project I started some time ago. Due to the community’s lack of interest and financial support, I kind of stopped…just testing the waters for it again.

https://codeberg.org/IDEmacs/IDEmacs

IDEmacs aims to be a set of #Emacs configurations which provide an out-of-the-box experience similar (if not identical) to popular GUI IDEs and editors.

It is aimed at…

1. Programmers coming to Emacs from other IDEs, or even first-time programmers familiar with only office applications.

2. Beginner #CommonLisp and #Scheme programmers, who need the functionality of Emacs (Sly/Geiser + structural editing) without having to perform unnecessary setup and without dealing with an alien style of keybindings. In other words, similar to Portacle or Guile Studio.

3. Non-programmers who want a fully-featured #Org, #Markdown, or #LaTeX editor with idiomatic shortcuts and mouse-friendly GUI.

It aims to provide…

1. GUI and mouse support, in addition to a keyboard-driven interface.

   • Unlike most starter kits, we do not hide GUI elements by default.

   • We support configuration via the custom GUI, not just Elisp

   • If resources allow, we may implement new GUIs in Emacs

2. Keybindings that follow popular GUI and IDE conventions.

   • CUA mode is just the start - much more keybinding configuration is needed to provide an unsurprising experince. And that’s before we even get to the IDE-specific keybindings.

   • This excludes starter kits that use Evil by default, such as Spacemacs or Doom.

3. A fully-featured, fast, and configuration-free Emacs experience, like any starter kit/distro.

   • The configuration uses idiomatic Elisp and contains a generous amount of comments, valuable to anyone interested in learning to configure Emacs using Elisp.

Perfectly imitating the GUIs and subtle behaviour differences of IDEs is desirable, but not top priority. Given our limited resources, we aim for “good enough”.

We hope this gives new users a comfortable starting point, and make them more likely to stick around to discover the possibilities of Emacs’ malleability, rather than being driven off by the default experience.

#contraCodes #Lisp #EmacsLisp

Apropos of nothing, this is a project I started some time ago. Due to the community’s lack of interest and financial support, I kind of stopped…just testing the waters for it again.

https://codeberg.org/IDEmacs/IDEmacs

IDEmacs aims to be a set of #Emacs configurations which provide an out-of-the-box experience similar (if not identical) to popular GUI IDEs and editors.

It is aimed at…

1. Programmers coming to Emacs from other IDEs, or even first-time programmers familiar with only office applications.

2. Beginner #CommonLisp and #Scheme programmers, who need the functionality of Emacs (Sly/Geiser + structural editing) without having to perform unnecessary setup and without dealing with an alien style of keybindings. In other words, similar to Portacle or Guile Studio.

3. Non-programmers who want a fully-featured #Org, #Markdown, or #LaTeX editor with idiomatic shortcuts and mouse-friendly GUI.

It aims to provide…

1. GUI and mouse support, in addition to a keyboard-driven interface.

   • Unlike most starter kits, we do not hide GUI elements by default.

   • We support configuration via the custom GUI, not just Elisp

   • If resources allow, we may implement new GUIs in Emacs

2. Keybindings that follow popular GUI and IDE conventions.

   • CUA mode is just the start - much more keybinding configuration is needed to provide an unsurprising experince. And that’s before we even get to the IDE-specific keybindings.

   • This excludes starter kits that use Evil by default, such as Spacemacs or Doom.

3. A fully-featured, fast, and configuration-free Emacs experience, like any starter kit/distro.

   • The configuration uses idiomatic Elisp and contains a generous amount of comments, valuable to anyone interested in learning to configure Emacs using Elisp.

Perfectly imitating the GUIs and subtle behaviour differences of IDEs is desirable, but not top priority. Given our limited resources, we aim for “good enough”.

We hope this gives new users a comfortable starting point, and make them more likely to stick around to discover the possibilities of Emacs’ malleability, rather than being driven off by the default experience.

#contraCodes #Lisp #EmacsLisp

Today, @edumerco motivated me to give a deeper look to #Org mode and #Emacs #Lisp for processing data as a reproducible computational notebook. It reminds me this great MOOC [1]. 🤩

And today I learn more about #Sociocracy thanks @edumerco! Well, the concept of #Guix teams needs more love. 😍

Bah the kind of day when you feel part of something. 🥳

Thanks @bzg for the connection. 😁

1: https://www.fun-mooc.fr/en/courses/reproducible-research-methodological-principles-transparent-scie

Today, @edumerco motivated me to give a deeper look to #Org mode and #Emacs #Lisp for processing data as a reproducible computational notebook. It reminds me this great MOOC [1]. 🤩

And today I learn more about #Sociocracy thanks @edumerco! Well, the concept of #Guix teams needs more love. 😍

Bah the kind of day when you feel part of something. 🥳

Thanks @bzg for the connection. 😁

1: https://www.fun-mooc.fr/en/courses/reproducible-research-methodological-principles-transparent-scie

Dear #emacs and #org-mode comrades.
Given:
+ a table w/ a list of tags + their # of appearances per question 1 & 2.
+ org support for tag groups (https://orgmode.org/manual/Tag-Hierarchy.html)
+ GroupTag1=tagA+tagC+tagD and
+ GroupTag2=tagB+tagE

How can I count the sum of each group per question?
Example:
| tag | Q1 | Q2 |
|------+----+----|
| tagA | 9 | |
| tagB | 4 | 2 |
| tagC | 1 | 4 |
| tagD | | 5 |
| tagE | | 6 |
|------+----+----|
| GT1 | 10 | 9 |
| GT2 | 4 | 9 |
Thanks!
#tem25

I have the thesis (text), the sample data, their (tagged) responses and the ongoing analysis all in 1 #org-mode file. So, if you have #emacs, you can reproduce all the research from start to finish.

And now, we are adding another sample of graduates that haven't gone outside academia and will compare where their responses are similar and different (yea, because I have soooo much non-occupied time...). ;DDD

[cont] #tem25

GGG (Guile Glyph Generator) v0.4.6 ✨

Now also packaged via Podman/Docker, and a new version is in a PR to Guix, containing many improvements, specially to CLI experience and flexibility, as well as a cleaner badge definition DSL

https://codeberg.org/jjba23/ggg

Generate SVG images for handy useful glyphs, Org/Markdown badges and more, leveraging the power of Lisp (Guile Scheme)

#lisp #scheme #guix #guile #docker #podman #ggg #badge #gnu #linux #cli #org #markdown #dsl #generator #glyph #svg

The excellent @openrightsgroup 20th birthday conversation between @pluralistic and @mariafarrell started with the #OpenTech panel discussion which led to ORG's founding. It featured Cory, me, Rufus Pollock, and @danny 😎

An #ORG friend has dug out the video! I've uploaded it to #Peertube here: https://p.lu/w/fE5rfqD2YVjjTCczEAaPjy

The excellent @openrightsgroup 20th birthday conversation between @pluralistic and @mariafarrell started with the #OpenTech panel discussion which led to ORG's founding. It featured Cory, me, Rufus Pollock, and @danny 😎

An #ORG friend has dug out the video! I've uploaded it to #Peertube here: https://p.lu/w/fE5rfqD2YVjjTCczEAaPjy

Today colleagues and I present not one but two #Guix tutorials at Compas, the French #HPC conference!

① #Guix + #Emacs#Org for #ReproducbibleResearch
https://guix-org-tutorial-compas-2025.gitlab.io/tutorial/

② Deploying #HPC code on supercomputers with #Guix
https://guix-hpc.gitlabpages.inria.fr/compas-tutorial-2025/

Today colleagues and I present not one but two #Guix tutorials at Compas, the French #HPC conference!

① #Guix + #Emacs#Org for #ReproducbibleResearch
https://guix-org-tutorial-compas-2025.gitlab.io/tutorial/

② Deploying #HPC code on supercomputers with #Guix
https://guix-hpc.gitlabpages.inria.fr/compas-tutorial-2025/