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ox-rss.el - What a surprise! Nice.. M-x org-publish-project RET blog RET That plus TRAMP and you've got a full blog generated from org! Now to hack up ox-rss.

by codemac 13y ago

ox-rss.el - What a surprise! Nice.. M-x org-publish-project RET blog RET That plus TRAMP and you've got a full blog generated from org! Now to hack up ox-rss.el and make a ox-feed.el that does atom..

reeses 13y ago
No need for TRAMP. https://github.com/juanre/org-jekyll https://github.com/juanre/org-jekyll org is to outliners what emacs is to text editors.
- homosaur 13y ago
  confusing and overfeatured?
  - reeses 13y ago
    Different from each perspective! For handsome, smart, educated, awesome, people such as myself, it is a lifetime of treasures, hidden within RSI-inducing key bindings, no matter where on the keyboard one puts C and M. For leprous, primitivist, stinky, bottom-feeding, monkey-scratchers, it may be a befuddling plethora of options and flexibility that forces the user to form their own opinions regarding the pursuit of goals. Plus, they both give me something to clean out and start over every ten to fifteen years.
    - rplacd 13y ago
      I feel a bit filthy now after realizing my knowledge of named functions to M-x far outnumber the keybindings I've got down pat by a 10:1 ratio. And yet I don't feel particularly encumbered. Call it a case of the customer only being able to think of a faster horse.
      - pseut 13y ago
        yes, but M-x letter letter TAB can work pretty well and is easy to get down pat.
      - reeses 13y ago
        ido and anything/helm are great for "just close enough" partial matching. Knowing that emacs can do something is just as good as knowing the key bound to the particular command.
        rplacd 13y ago
        Christ I've just tried out helm and it's simultaneously blowing me away and surprising me by exposing emacs builtins I'd never known about. It's far easier to recall objects to act on than named functions.
        reeses 13y ago
        Yeah, it really helps with maintaining flow while also showing you things you never knew about. OK, sometimes the last part really screws up flow when you see dwim-finish-my-work in the completions list.
- juanre 13y ago
  (The author of org-jekyll here). If anyone is going to try it out please note that there's an org-mode-8.0 branch that should work with the new org-mode release. As soon as I can test it with the new version I'll merge into master and will leave the current version as a branch.

by codemac 13y ago

ox-rss.el - What a surprise! Nice.. M-x org-publish-project RET blog RET That plus TRAMP and you've got a full blog generated from org! Now to hack up ox-rss.el and make a ox-feed.el that does atom..

reeses 13y ago

No need for TRAMP. https://github.com/juanre/org-jekyll https://github.com/juanre/org-jekyll org is to outliners what emacs is to text editors.

homosaur 13y ago
confusing and overfeatured?
- reeses 13y ago
  Different from each perspective! For handsome, smart, educated, awesome, people such as myself, it is a lifetime of treasures, hidden within RSI-inducing key bindings, no matter where on the keyboard one puts C and M. For leprous, primitivist, stinky, bottom-feeding, monkey-scratchers, it may be a befuddling plethora of options and flexibility that forces the user to form their own opinions regarding the pursuit of goals. Plus, they both give me something to clean out and start over every ten to fifteen years.
  - rplacd 13y ago
    I feel a bit filthy now after realizing my knowledge of named functions to M-x far outnumber the keybindings I've got down pat by a 10:1 ratio. And yet I don't feel particularly encumbered. Call it a case of the customer only being able to think of a faster horse.
    - pseut 13y ago
      yes, but M-x letter letter TAB can work pretty well and is easy to get down pat.
    - reeses 13y ago
      ido and anything/helm are great for "just close enough" partial matching. Knowing that emacs can do something is just as good as knowing the key bound to the particular command.
      - rplacd 13y ago
        Christ I've just tried out helm and it's simultaneously blowing me away and surprising me by exposing emacs builtins I'd never known about. It's far easier to recall objects to act on than named functions.
        reeses 13y ago
        Yeah, it really helps with maintaining flow while also showing you things you never knew about. OK, sometimes the last part really screws up flow when you see dwim-finish-my-work in the completions list.
juanre 13y ago
(The author of org-jekyll here). If anyone is going to try it out please note that there's an org-mode-8.0 branch that should work with the new org-mode release. As soon as I can test it with the new version I'll merge into master and will leave the current version as a branch.