Wilfred miniblog

The comical history of user agents: http://t.co/FaU3bjx5oZ

I'm excited to announce a first preview release of Trifle lisp! v0.1 now available! https://github.com/Wilfred/trifle It's still a baby though.

Writing bash scripts for long commands is a huge productivity boost. E.g. a 'run' script that starts a devserver for the project in the CWD.

I'm not a fan of password hints, they're insecure. Instead, I like to use them for artistic expression.

The Emacs views on GUIs, from the Emacs maintainer himself: http://t.co/VTY9zRIHnS :)

Discovered hl-defined.el today. Really neat way of distinguishing local variables (see screenshot on http://t.co/MxWIUbjM66 ). #emacs

Discovered @botbotme today. One of those services that I'd wished existed for some time.

I think relative date formats ('3 days ago') are great, but too many sites don't show the actual date anywhere. Makes life hard.

I miss crate.io. There's no easy way on PyPI (I believe) to list all the versions available of a given package.

After the discussion of adding WYSIWYG text editing to Emacs, I'm amused to discover there's an elisp spreadsheet: http://t.co/bKI9b9Z5Oj

@CloudFlare I saw Rocket Loader break my JS when using conditional comments. Where should I file a bug?

Stack Exchange gives back: http://t.co/Jav7bPDUoz . I'm impressed, not enough organisations do this.

That happy feeling when your fixes are merged upstream, so you can stop using your fork.

Opened a #Django pull request https://github.com/django/django/pull/2194 for an 8 year old bug!

Finally got round to configuring smartparens to use the sexp-changing functions. It's like using paredit in any language, brilliant! #emacs

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