Android using Emacs
For the intrepid Emacs user, here are some tips for doing Android development without Eclipse. I am working on a follow-up post with some general Android SDK tips.
Emacs prerequisites
android-modeThis mode gives you the following interactive commands:
M-x android-start-emulator Start the Android SDK emulator from emacs
M-x android-start-ddms [...]
I avoided using Microsoft Windows for almost 15 years, but with my
new job at a Microsoft-enthralled development shop, those idyllic
days have come to an abrupt end. Because in the past I could always
use my trusty Linux and OS X machines, I never did push past the
hurdles of using Emacs on Windows. My utter [...]
The YASnippet package for Emacs has some pretty awesome power for the developer, especially when you utilize the power of Emacs Lisp.
YASnippet was inspired by TextMate, which was inspired by Emacs, in a highly-out-of-equilibrium whirlwind of self-referential creativity.
The screencast above uses a set of snippets I originally took from this [...]
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One of the things that makes daily Emacs use so enjoyable is the availability of brilliant add-ons designed to make you work faster.
Emacs with ido-mode fuzzy matching (or flex matching) makes it incredibly quick to navigate the file system using only the keyboard. But it does far more than that, allowing the emacs [...]