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Org Me Up!
Where am I?
Hi, there. Welcome to Org-Me-Up. These are cliffnotes on org-roids. Learn about anything. Mostly nerdy anythings. Then, forget about everything, and refer back to your notes.
Installing Org-Me-Up
# step 1: clone me
git clone git@github.com:evannagle/org-me-up.git
# step 2: spend 14 years learning Emacs and Emacs org mode
open "https://orgmode.org/"
# step 3: come back when your jeans are silken, and pick a tome:
ls org-me-up/notes | grep awk
emacs org-me-up/the-awk-programming-language/readme.orgHow Do I Contribute?
Interested in contributing? Why, you kind traveller! Here’s how:
- Fork this repo.
- Run this script:
(load-file "./.scripts/make-book.el")
(omu/make-book)- Start taking notes.
- Make sure to follow the hackneyed citation style, and tag your books for easy lookup.
- Update this main readme once you’re at least partially finished.
- Submit a pull request to get your book added to the main branch. Or, horde your learnings like a lemming.
Tags
| Tag | C-c C-q Key | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| AWK | a | The AWK Programming language |
| BAB | b | Executable code snippets are included in the notes. |
| C | c | The C Programming Language |
| EMACS | e | Books related to the Emacs operating system |
| BASH | h | Books related to shells sans turtles |
| LINUX | l | Linux-related books |
| p | A free PDF version of the book is included in the books/ folder | |
| PERL | r | The Perl Programming Language |
| VIM | v | Books related to Ed, Ex, Vi, Vim, Elvis, &c |
| VIDEO | y | These are notes on a video series. |
| ESO | z | Esoteric books that might interest the self-afflicted. |
Pritories
From wanderer to wanderer, priorities vary vastly. Ask my wife, for example. Feel free to ignore or reset these priorities to meet your own esoteric predilections.
| Priority | Meaning |
|---|---|
| #A | This book is a must-read. Donald Knuth probably wrote it. |
| #B | These are books that provide fundamental information on a given topic. |
| #C | These are books that are interesting and will provide some tangentially powerful tools. Read these if you need some time away from your family. |
| #D | These are somewhat esoteric books that are fun to read. |
| #E | These are somewhat esoteric books that have hemorrhaged all of their value. Read these if you hate yourself. |
The Library
[#C] The AWK Programming Language.
Awk is a programming language that makes it possible to handle simple, mechanical data manipulation with very short programs, often two lines long.[#D] Ed Mastery.
- State “NOTATED” from “READING” [2018-09-21 Fri 14:27]
[#D] Ex Reference Manual.
- State “NOTATED” from “READING” [2018-09-21 Fri 14:27]
[#D] Exploiting the m4 Macro Language
- State “NOTATED” from “READING” [2018-09-21 Fri 14:27]
[#C] Evil - Extensible vi Layer for Emacs
- State “NOTATED” from “READING” [2018-09-21 Fri 14:27]
[#B] Flex & Bison
Flex and bison are tools designed for writers of compilers and interpreters.[#B] Grep Pocket Reference
- State “NOTATED” from “READING” [2018-09-21 Fri 14:27]
[#B] Managing Projects with GNU Make
Use the power of GNU Make to Build Anyting.[#C] Modern Vim
- State “NOTATED” from “READING” [2018-10-06 Sat 13:48]
Practical Vim is far more informative. This book primarily contains details on useful NeoVim and Vim 8 plugins.
[#C] Org Mode Tutorial
A YouTube video series detailing Emacs org mode.[#B] Perl One-Liners
- State “NOTATED” from “READING” [2018-09-21 Fri 14:27]
[#B] Practical Vim
- State “NOTATED” from “READING” [2018-09-18 Tue 20:39]
[#C] The Best Keyboard Shortcuts for Bash
- State “NOTATED” from “READING” [2018-10-04 Thu 16:17]
[#C] The M4 Macro Processor
- State “NOTATED” from “READING” [2018-09-21 Fri 14:27]