I'm all in favour of simple websites without unnecessary JS, but I find a large comment section skews my sense of article length.
If I'm reading a medium length post, the scrollbar can be very misleading if there are many comments.
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Difftastic already supported more than 20 languages, but I've been impressed at how many requests / patches I've received for additional languages!
I've added a new section in the manual to make adding new languages easier:
Phabricator does a great job displaying diffs. It has subword highlighting and puts the previous section (based on indentation) in the header, shown as `namespace llvm {`.
The moved line highlighting is a really nice touch too.
(screenshots of https://reviews.llvm.org/D71126)
@kensanata@octodon.social Glad you like it!
I wrote that part and there's nothing Remacs-specific in that section. Just general emacs perks ☺️. I've not written any other 'marketing' for emacs but I felt some the advantages were under-discussed by other authors.

