Make the git diff output be more useful when diffing minified .js and .css files.

Content organization for Hugo posts/articles using Page Bundles.

A handy flow-chart if you are confused about when commits happen to Org maint branch vs master branch, what ends up in the Elpa version of Org, and so on.

Using field-formatters to format results of Org table formulae.

    Huh? 😕

Well, a mechanic usually wouldn’t give you a time estimate in seconds, but a tool I am using prints something like this at the end:

The simulation took 54227.9 seconds in CPU time.

That triggered me to write a “little” script to convert seconds to human time i.e. time in days, hours, minutes and seconds.

Ever wondered how to show L^aT_eX in HTML or a Hugo blog post exported from Org?

I never quite liked the trend to have upper-cased keywords in Org documents, like #+TITLE.

So it was a pleasure to see that trend start changing in this Org commit.. so that that same keyword would now be written as #+title.

The Org and Worg git repos can be committed to only via ssh protocol (and not https), and for technical reasons, I cannot commit to those repos via ssh from my primary development machine. So I ended up with a flow that involves pushing commits to those repos using my Nexus 6p phone.

Magit is how I git, and I love to primarily work from the ∗magit-log∗ buffer (M-x magit-status, l b). But the default column widths were not optimal on a Nexus 6p 5.7" screen. And that’s what inspired this tweak, which looks great on a regular desktop monitor too.

While learning the Nim language and trying to correlate that with my Python 3 knowledge, I came across this awesome comparison table of string manipulation functions between the two languages.

My utmost gratitude goes to the developers of Nim, Python, Org, ob-nim and ob-python, and of course Hugo which allowed me to publish my notes in this presentable format.

<2018-02-20 Tue>

Refactor the code using more canonical methods.

<2018-01-03 Wed>

Update the Org repo links as per the announcement on Org mailing list on <2017-12-28 Thu>.

I am assuming that you already know what Org or org-mode is and that’s why you are here.

You would want to build Org from its development branch (master branch) to get the latest and greatest goodies plus bug fixes! Go through the ORG-NEWS file to read about the new features.

If you like what you see there, here are the steps for installing the development version of Org.