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org-mode

Orgdown (in short “OD) is a lightweight markup language similar to Markdown but it’s consistent, easy to learn, simple to type even without tool-support, and it is based on its older brother: Org-mode

More Rapport with Emacs and Org [rtd]

Continuously Updated Collection of Notes throughout High School to Make Your Life Easier

emacs user configuration https://ugrp.gitlab.io/emacs

A site made using weblorg for emacs https://hugurp.gitlab.io/weblorg-site

A Tour of Go as Org-babel source blocks

My GNU Emacs configuration. (This is an experimental branch. If you are looking for a stable version, please visit https://gitlab.com/psachin/emacs.d/tree/master)

Simple nutrition tracking with GNU Emacs & Org

Elisp package that streamlines software development in org

A static site generator using emacs and org-mode with some defaults https://sctlib.gitlab.io/emacs-ssg

Dépôt à disposition des participants pour la formation Urfist « Rédaction de papiers académiques avec markdown / pandoc » (Bordeaux, 2024).

My Emacs ~/.emacs.d/[my-init.org, init.el] Emacs configuration.

https://psachin.gitlab.io/

Blog using org-publish. See https://opensource.com/article/20/3/blog-emacs

Looking for a basic template to get started? Visit https://gitlab.com/psachin/psachin.gitlab.io/-/tree/blog_template

Hanukkah of Data - Noah's Rug (5784)

For tracking activities and completion.

The Madvillain Books Reviews - https://constrict0r.gitlab.io/books-of-war.

A search tool for org-mode in Emacs. Written in Python. Especially helpful when searching for sections where the body/header references multiple terms over multiple lines.

Source code for my Curriculum Vitae - get the rendered version at https://zzamboni.org/vita/

A collection of cheat sheets: vim, emacs, org-mode, markdown.

Managing teaching material with org-mode. Read docs at https://olberger.gitlab.io/org-teaching