In this post, I introduce a little library I created for ox-hugo to have a robust mechanism for generating TOML from any Lisp expression.

Creating a specification for an Emacs-Lisp library to convert Lisp data expressions into easy-to-read TOML strings.

A Hugo partial to parse all the backlinks to any post from the same Hugo-generated website.

In my previous post, I talked about how info: Org link export support got added to ox-hugo. This post is about making those exported links a tiny 🤏 bit better.

Journey of Org links from copying (storing) them, inserting them in Org documents and exporting them. The focus of this post is on the info: type Org links, but the same concept would apply to any Org link type.

A short guide for getting the single quotes rendered as expected (straight or curved) in Emacs Lisp function and variable documentation strings and message outputs.

Use goat code blocks if you have ASCII diagrams with a mix of text and box drawing characters.

Using the :around advice to prevent messages from being displayed in the echo area or the ∗Messages∗ buffer.

How to use the Nim importcpp pragma to bind to C++ Standard Template Libraries like std::list.

A quick introduction to using ERT (Emacs Lisp Regression Testing) for your next elisp library.