Elnode is an asynchronous web server written in Emacs LISP. Emacs has had asynchronous socket programming facilities for some time and a few years ago asynchronous TCP server sockets were introduced. I couldn’t quite believe that no one had written an asynchronous webserver with EmacsLISP before. So now I have. When I started looking at [...]
On gnu.emacs.help: Requested: Function that toggles between vertical and horizontal split layout of currently defined windows preferrably preserving splitting ratio. (defun my-toggle-window-split () "Vertical split shows more of each line, horizontal split shows more lines. This code toggles between them. It only works for frames with exactly two windows." (interactive) (if (= (count-windows) 2) (let* [...]
Although pink-bliss.el color theme for Emacs is sure to elicit repressed memories of “Hello Kitty”, the normal confusion about why it exists doesn’t come along with it as you are simply all too lost in the ocean of pink (and pink-compatible) colors.
Color Theme is an Emacs-Lisp package that lets you create and use different color themes within Emacs. This is probably critical for anyone new to Emacs.
Have a look at how to utilize the “box control” within Emacs to help users with the task at hand.
RLX is a rogue-like video game engine written in Emacs Lisp that is being ported to Common Lisp. In addition to the fact that this is a game so it is just plain fun, the author uses emacs as an IDE for creating games using the engine. What more could you ask for? Read more [...]
Juan Garcia has a post on reducing elisp bugs using the byte-code compiler.
Here is a great article about using Elisp as a scripting language.