Getting Organized with Org Mode

Re:Getting Organized with Org Mode by tptacek on Thursday November 27, 2014 @02:12PM (#8668492)

With a very little bit of tinkering, org-mode is pretty great for code auditing. I have a keybinding set to add bookmarks to code, and some simple tools for easily adding out-of-band notes/comments. That, plus org-mode's native todo/prioritization.

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Re:Getting Organized with Org Mode by zeroDivisible on Thursday November 27, 2014 @03:13PM (#8668613)

Any chance that you can write a little bit more about this? I've dug my old Emacs config files some time ago and now when evil-mode gives such an awesome alternative to Vim (at least at my skill level), I'm using Emacs for most of my daily text editing.

I've used org-mode previously and even though I didn't had a chance to dig into it, I've seen a lot of potential there.

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Re:Getting Organized with Org Mode by tptacek on Thursday November 27, 2014 @03:59PM (#8668717)

I'm working on a blog post about it now (unfortunately, I've been doing that for about 3 months now).

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Re:Getting Organized with Org Mode by yhager on Thursday November 27, 2014 @06:07PM (#8669054)

In that case, how about throwing here just a quick list of features/tools you're using for this?

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Re:Getting Organized with Org Mode by nextos on Thursday November 27, 2014 @08:20PM (#8669311)

Seconded, as this sounds very interesting.

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Re:Getting Organized with Org Mode by foobarqux on Thursday November 27, 2014 @11:25PM (#8669651)

org-capture

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Re:Getting Organized with Org Mode by Ixiaus on Thursday November 27, 2014 @03:05PM (#8668596)

Using it for code auditing is a great idea. I use it heavily as my "issue tracker / task manager" for projects tool w/ bookmark capturing for issues (that combined with git-blame-mode is pretty amazing).

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