Murilo, I just wanted to thank you for such excellent write-ups. I really enjoy your writing and learn something useful every time I read one of your articles. Thanks for taking the time to put these together.
Beautiful stuff. It’s really difficult to explain the benefits of effectively having your entire editor running inside of a REPL for easy introspection. The workflow for finding perf issues or adjusting settings/behavior in emacs is so much easier and satisfying than any other editor I’ve used. Also I’ll be stealing your async remote file dir now. :-)
this article does a good job conveying something that is hard to communicate about emacs – thanks for writing it. The introspection and malleability of emacs global state is great, and terrible.
Murilo, I just wanted to thank you for such excellent write-ups. I really enjoy your writing and learn something useful every time I read one of your articles. Thanks for taking the time to put these together.
Your reply warms my heart, thank you. I’m glad it was useful :)
Beautiful stuff. It’s really difficult to explain the benefits of effectively having your entire editor running inside of a REPL for easy introspection. The workflow for finding perf issues or adjusting settings/behavior in emacs is so much easier and satisfying than any other editor I’ve used. Also I’ll be stealing your async remote file dir now. :-)
this article does a good job conveying something that is hard to communicate about emacs – thanks for writing it. The introspection and malleability of emacs global state is great, and terrible.
Incidentally, I have run into the exact same bump WRT remote file expansion in my file jump shenanigans.
Same sentiment here.. Best write up I’ve seen of a debugging session where it’s applicable, easy to follow, and well-written. Well done!
@mpereira Is this a different blog post or did you just take this out of the longer blog post so it could stand alone?
Not complaining, its a great read either way, just wanted to make sure I didn’t miss anything.
Yeah, I decided to publish them stand alone too after some feedback.
The post opens by saying that it’s part of the longer blog post btw :)