http://lispnyc.org:80/blog/brian/this-post-was-written-in-emacs Before I really get started on posting blog entries for this, it was imperative I figure out a way to blog from Emacs. Cause really, what self-respecting Lisper blogs from a tiny text field in a web browser? Madness. So, if you also want or have a blog ... en Brian Gruber Mon, 07 Mar 2011 14:21:25 GMT Pebble (http://pebble.sourceforge.net) http://backend.userland.com/rss http://lispnyc.org:80/blog/brian/this-post-was-written-in-emacs#comment1299507685493 <p>Have you noticed anyone else using it?</p> Anonymous http://lispnyc.org:80/blog/brian/this-post-was-written-in-emacs#comments http://lispnyc.org:80/blog/brian/this-post-was-written-in-emacs#comment1299507685493 Mon, 07 Mar 2011 14:21:25 GMT http://lispnyc.org:80/blog/brian/this-post-was-written-in-emacs#comment1299430462803 <p>&nbsp;This reply was written in Emacs.</p> <p>I used a Chrome extension called 'Edit with Emacs'. &nbsp;It puts tiny edit&nbsp;buttons around all the text areas in Chrome. &nbsp;When you click on them,&nbsp;it brings up a new frame from your running Emacs session. &nbsp;You edit&nbsp;away, and when you're done, you type C-x s. &nbsp;I find this pretty useful&nbsp;in general, and it gets me far enough so that I don't feel I need&nbsp;stuff like weblogger.el.</p> <p>Good luck!</p> jfm3 http://lispnyc.org:80/blog/brian/this-post-was-written-in-emacs#comments http://lispnyc.org:80/blog/brian/this-post-was-written-in-emacs#comment1299430462803 Sun, 06 Mar 2011 16:54:22 GMT http://lispnyc.org:80/blog/brian/this-post-was-written-in-emacs#comment1299156200549 <p>Worked for me. Thanks!</p> <p>I accidentaly posted a test entry :)</p> Yusuke Shinyama http://lispnyc.org:80/blog/brian/this-post-was-written-in-emacs#comments http://lispnyc.org:80/blog/brian/this-post-was-written-in-emacs#comment1299156200549 Thu, 03 Mar 2011 12:43:20 GMT