Colemak-Steno Hybrid in QMK
QMK's combo feature opens up interesting possibilities for a hybrid input method inspired by stenography. Here are my initial thoughts and implementation. Read more
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Vim's :*do Family of Commands
Vim has a class of commands that execute their arguments in the context of each of a collection of entities, including tab pages, windows, buffers, items in the arg list, etc. Here is a summary: Read more
Introducing Composer.vim
Composer.vim provides Vim support for Composer PHP projects. Features include a command-line wrapper with smart completion of subcommands, flags, and even package names from remote package repositories such as packagist.org; go-to-definition for classes, interfaces, and traits using Composer's autoloader; and integrations with Projectionist.vim and Dispatch.vim. Read more
The Planck Keyboard
The Planck is a 40% computer keyboard with an ortholinear layout (the keys are arranged in columns rather than being staggered as on a traditional typewriter keyboard). The keys are laid out in a 4 × 12 grid with a 2-unit-wide spacebar on the bottom row, for a total of 47 keys. Here's how I set mine up for programming on Unix-like systems. Read more
Vim Debugging Cookbook
Recipes for resolving the most common conundrums faced by users of our venerable Vim. Read more
Restclient.el for Emacs
The restclient.el package provides a REPL-like interface for HTTP requests, which is particularly useful for exploring REST APIs. It supports variables, evaluation of lisp forms, and pretty-printing of JSON and XML responses. Read more
New Vim plug-in: vim-neovim-defaults (take advantage of Neovim’s default settings in Vim)
PermalinkFile Templates with UltiSnips and Projectionist
This article explores using UltiSnips, the snippet plug-in for Vim, in conjunction with Projectionist.vim as a flexible way to insert templates into new buffers automatically. Read more
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