Monthly Archives: May 2007

Emacs for web-developers

I wrote before about configuring Emacs to ease development in Ruby and Rails. But that is just a small part of the web-developer community out there.
Most websites out there still use PHP for their daily dose of web-development. In order to get the most out of Emacs in this situations there are a couple of [...]

TeX on the mac

If you want to write LaTeX/TeX documents on the mac, check out this page.

Autotools vs plain Makefiles

I always thought the autotools were the greatest invention ever when it comes to build systems. You just defined your configure.ac, your Makefile.am and include some m4 macros.
However I found out the hard way that the beauty of this system is also its undoing. If you want to build agains an unsupported version of a [...]

Emacs pages updated

I noticed that the Emacs pages over at gnu.org have been updated. The most promising addition is the Tour page which tells potential users about the basic functionality of Emacs.
Great job guys/girls!