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  1. "The history of #Emacs completion frameworks is a progression from monolithic solutions toward composable ones."

    This is a comprehensive summary, with a thorough and fair history. A long read, but worth it.

    I plateaued at #Vertico #Orderless #Marginalia #Consult years ago. Maybe time to learn the others, one at a time.

    chiply.dev/post-vompeccc

    @oantolin @minad

    #emacs

  2. "The history of #Emacs completion frameworks is a progression from monolithic solutions toward composable ones."

    This is a comprehensive summary, with a thorough and fair history. A long read, but worth it.

    I plateaued at #Vertico #Orderless #Marginalia #Consult years ago. Maybe time to learn the others, one at a time.

    chiply.dev/post-vompeccc

    @oantolin @minad

    #emacs

  3. "The history of #Emacs completion frameworks is a progression from monolithic solutions toward composable ones."

    This is a comprehensive summary, with a thorough and fair history. A long read, but worth it.

    I plateaued at #Vertico #Orderless #Marginalia #Consult years ago. Maybe time to learn the others, one at a time.

    chiply.dev/post-vompeccc

    @oantolin @minad

    #emacs

  4. "The history of #Emacs completion frameworks is a progression from monolithic solutions toward composable ones."

    This is a comprehensive summary, with a thorough and fair history. A long read, but worth it.

    I plateaued at #Vertico #Orderless #Marginalia #Consult years ago. Maybe time to learn the others, one at a time.

    chiply.dev/post-vompeccc

    @oantolin @minad

    #emacs

  5. "The history of #Emacs completion frameworks is a progression from monolithic solutions toward composable ones."

    This is a comprehensive summary, with a thorough and fair history. A long read, but worth it.

    I plateaued at #Vertico #Orderless #Marginalia #Consult years ago. Maybe time to learn the others, one at a time.

    chiply.dev/post-vompeccc

    @oantolin @minad

    #emacs

  6. Enjoying playing with and under

    Been busy with work but wanted to do some tinkering for myself and they're good. Need to practice and learn a bit more (as I'm not too fussed about making everything align with my expectations and am happy to learn new things).

    Also loving how easy it is to rebase branches then selectively push commits to origin using the amazing glad my liberapay went through recently. Thanks again @[email protected] 👍

  7. Enjoying playing with #vertico #orderless #embark and #marginalia under #Emacs

    Been busy with work but wanted to do some tinkering for myself and they're good. Need to practice and learn a bit more (as I'm not too fussed about making everything align with my expectations and am happy to learn new things).

    Also loving how easy it is to rebase branches then selectively push commits to origin using the amazing #magit glad my liberapay went through recently. Thanks again @tarsius 👍

  8. Enjoying playing with #vertico #orderless #embark and #marginalia under #Emacs

    Been busy with work but wanted to do some tinkering for myself and they're good. Need to practice and learn a bit more (as I'm not too fussed about making everything align with my expectations and am happy to learn new things).

    Also loving how easy it is to rebase branches then selectively push commits to origin using the amazing #magit glad my liberapay went through recently. Thanks again @tarsius 👍

  9. Enjoying playing with #vertico #orderless #embark and #marginalia under #Emacs

    Been busy with work but wanted to do some tinkering for myself and they're good. Need to practice and learn a bit more (as I'm not too fussed about making everything align with my expectations and am happy to learn new things).

    Also loving how easy it is to rebase branches then selectively push commits to origin using the amazing #magit glad my liberapay went through recently. Thanks again @tarsius 👍

  10. Enjoying playing with #vertico #orderless #embark and #marginalia under #Emacs

    Been busy with work but wanted to do some tinkering for myself and they're good. Need to practice and learn a bit more (as I'm not too fussed about making everything align with my expectations and am happy to learn new things).

    Also loving how easy it is to rebase branches then selectively push commits to origin using the amazing #magit glad my liberapay went through recently. Thanks again @tarsius 👍

  11. just some yak shaving #emacs, finally trying the switch from #helm -> #vertico, #orderless, #consult, #embark, #marginalia that seems to be sweeping the community. good start so far...

  12. just some yak shaving #emacs, finally trying the switch from #helm -> #vertico, #orderless, #consult, #embark, #marginalia that seems to be sweeping the community. good start so far...

  13. just some yak shaving #emacs, finally trying the switch from #helm -> #vertico, #orderless, #consult, #embark, #marginalia that seems to be sweeping the community. good start so far...

  14. just some yak shaving #emacs, finally trying the switch from #helm -> #vertico, #orderless, #consult, #embark, #marginalia that seems to be sweeping the community. good start so far...

  15. just some yak shaving #emacs, finally trying the switch from #helm -> #vertico, #orderless, #consult, #embark, #marginalia that seems to be sweeping the community. good start so far...

  16. @narusite

    For completion, consider #vertico, #orderless, #selectrum, #marginalia and similar packages. I switched from #helm to orderless + vertico.

    I still use helm for certain things (yanking, for example).

  17. @xgqt Oops. So I use #Orderless. To get a fuzzy like search, I just put spaces between characters. By the way, what do those percentages mean? #Emacs

  18. #EmacsTip: Do really need to type something as long as "add-file-local-variable-prop-line" to invoke a command? No, #Orderless makes the completion UI much more smart and convenient. In addition to literal matches, it allows you to use #RegularExpression and other things to find something. And best thing about it is: you don't need to remember the exact name, just type some part of it in any order, and #Emacs will complete it for you.

    github.com/oantolin/orderless

    #Emacs #Orderless #RegExp #RegEx