rmloveland/crossfire-chrome
CrossFire for Chrome allows you to move to the next link with a keyboard.
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CrossFire for Chrome allows you to move to the next link with a keyboard.
My emacs configuration
Documentation template generator for AppNexus APIs.
Simple markup parser for long-form fiction writing.
Generate HTML from the Conflux markup language
Geiser support for Scsh
My own copy of Scheme 48, version 0.53. For educational purposes.
A book for beginning programmers who want to learn basic algorithms and data structures.
A hex dumper written in Intel assembly (NASM).
confluence markup mode
Generate formatted text from API responses for updating documentation
Quick & dirty REST client integration for the Edwin editor.
An Edwin mode for editing non-MIT Schemes and interacting with their REPLs.
A JSON pretty-printer written in Scheme (Scsh to be exact).
The scsh manual, converted to GNU's Texinfo format.
Make calls to the AppNexus API with keychords. Write Elisp instead of JSON.
Yet another program to create a website using static files.
Draft Texinfo documentation for the GNU Remotecontrol project.
Split an arbitrary file into many small pieces. Remember how to put it back together.
The original Slushpile. Perl and CGI. Whoa.
The beginnings of a graph library for Scheme 48.
A first cut at a binary search tree library in Scheme 48.
A fork of scheme48.el from EmacsWiki with a few of my own preferences set up.
A blog on writing, and especially on one little book I wrote.
The fantasy novella Jelec, the White Bear, or, Beware an Encounter with a Raven and his Friends.
Emacs functions that zoom in on the text at point.
My solutions for 'demo' problems from the Codility website.
An attempt to port Norvig's spell-checker to Emacs Lisp.