The Journey Continues
It's been a minute, but it's about time for an update on the journey so far. Here's the highlights:
Emacs
Emacs in general has become a regular tool I pull out of the digital toolbox. Mainly for note taking, I haven't found a good setup that's better than Neovim for any of the languages I typically use.
init.el
The init.el has changed a bit, and will continue to change pretty drastically as far as structure goes. Originally, I thought that keeping everything in a single file was "simple," however I now don't believe that to be the case. Splitting the config up into multiple files makes it easier to find and work on a singular part of it.
org-mode
My org-mode config has changed at least 5 times over in the last 2.5 months since my last post. I went from a barebones config, to an org-roam centric config that also utilizes the org-modern package for a gorgeous theme.
I also switched from org-static-blog to weblorg for various reasons. I have been happy with the switch so far as in my limited experience, weblorg provides a lot more flexibility out of the box.
I'll probably take the time to write more in depth on these packages at a later date, but for now I must say I use org-mode extensively now. It really is incredible how it can overhaul how digital notes are taken.
Neovim
My Neovim config has also come a long way, although I have yet to write about it. It's undergone a similar transformation to my Emacs config, but much more focused on writing code as opposed to writing notes.
Wezterm
Wezterm has become my terminal emulator of choice, as it's cross-platform and uses Lua as the configuration language. So far all I have setup in my config for this is a theme and some simple keybindings for managing panes/buffers, which at the moment is all I have needed.
Wrapping Up
That's the highlights of the tools I've been using and or learning since I last wrote a post. I'll take the time to go in-depth with each of them at a later date.