Table.el is a package that lets you utilize tables in plain text files.
It also works correctly within org-mode files.
What I found most interesting was the ability to split individual cells vertically and horizontally.
Lightweight DevOps
Introducing DevOps to your organization can be done really, really simply.
First have the project team lead set up the development environment on his machine, all the while documenting how to do so. Second have a another team member follow and execute the steps. The lead and team member should discuss and review the process and make improvement. Third, have an engineer totally unfamiliar with the project follow the steps to the point where he can successfully run the automated tests in less than sixty minutes.
When this may be done successfully, it is time for a DevOps engineer to automate that process.
Where Everything is an Opportunity
“The wound is the place where the Light enters you.”
– Rumi
The luminosity in this poem is… I am speechless.
The expansiveness of it is just so beautiful.
Via YogaInternational.
The Practice of Forgiveness
Forgiveness is easily practiced.
For means to move forward. Give means to allow and enable.
Every single action, word, and movement are an opportunity for you to practice forgiveness.
That is very, very cool!
Allan Holdsworth
Paul Gilbert
A reference card for code execution in org 8
refcard-org-babel “contains the reference documentation that describes how to perform code execution within Org mode documents using Org Babel 8”.
Look forward to referencing this when I read about other’s personal org workflows, and, document down my own.
Easily communicate with R and Clojure
Emacs lets you add buttons to your document
How to handle the enter key while inside of comment blocks
This post reveals a nice function comment-indent-new-line which gives you the
right kind of indentation for block comments. That got me wondering if my
enter key-binding should do different things depending upon whether or not the
cursor is inside of a comment block or not. Specifically, if it is, then call
the aforementioned function, else call the normal binding. This seems that it
might be an improvement
This post explains how to check if the cursor is inside of a comment block:
(nth 4 (syntax-ppss))
It is not nil when the point (cursor) is inside of a comment block.
Great to know.
I decided not to make this change yet, but, I wanted to capture how, here.