Just discovered counsel-yank-pop. Fuzzy completion for the kill ring -- brilliant! #emacs
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I'm writing an experimental PL and I want to exercise it on real programs asap. These need to be useful (so I actually try them), but simple (my PL is unfinished).
My current ideas:
* A git fuzzy branch switcher (shell commands)
* dotfiles sync (filesystem access)
Suggestions?
I'm really impressed with fzf, the terminal fuzzy finder. It makes ctrl-r way more powerful, and it even has a ctrl-t to pass file arguments!
It uses existing terminal history rather than 'enable and now you will have history', which is nice too.
I'm a big fan of history-based fuzzy directory switchers like autojump. I used fasd until recently, but I've started playing with zoxide and it's been good so far.
This is such an established niche that zoxide can import history from other tools!