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Jake B
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Добавлен 3 янв 2021
I focus on creating straightforward, easy-to-follow computing related videos. My favorite topics to cover include Emacs, Orgmode, and LaTeX.
Sharing Emacs Is Caring Emacs | EmacsConf 2023 Closing Keynote
Had the honor of sharing at EmacConf2023! For those of you who couldn't make it, or want to see my face for the first time, here is it!
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Q&A 16:35
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Analyze Your Time with Org Mode - Org Mode Clocktables - Straightforward Emacs
Просмотров 9 тыс.Год назад
In this video I go over Org Mode's clocktable feature, a useful way of compiling clocked times on todo items. Feel free to leave a comment with any questions or comments, I try to reply to all of them! orgmode.org/manual/The-clock-table.html Table of Contents: 0:00 - Introduction 0:59 - Clocking 1:43 - org-clock-report 2:30 - File-scoped clocktable 3:44 - Subtree clocktable 4:06 - Modifying m...
Org Mode Citation and Footnote Features - Straightforward Emacs
Просмотров 7 тыс.Год назад
In this video I go over Emacs org mode's powerful citation and footnote features. It allows you to easily cite in your org files from BibTeX files and customize formatting in exported LaTeX and HTML. Feel free to leave a comment with any questions, I try to reply to all of them! Links: Tecosaur's citation summary and table: blog.tecosaur.com/tmio/2021-07-31-citations.html Org Mode citation manu...
A Tour of my Emacs Configuration - Straightforward Emacs: Unleashed
Просмотров 20 тыс.2 года назад
To close out 2021 I decided to film a walkthrough of my entire Emacs configuration. This video is a long one, so I've added a table of contents so you can easily navigate through the video and the various sections of my Emacs configuration file. Link to Github: github.com/jakebox/jake-emacs Table of Contents ➤ Intro - 0:00 ➤ Meta - 1:04 ➤ Startup - 1:20 ➤ Files, variables, etc - 2:00 ➤ General ...
Classy Slideshows From Emacs Org Mode + org-reveal - Straightforward Emacs
Просмотров 12 тыс.3 года назад
In this video I show you how to use Org Mode and org-reveal to create classy reveal.js slideshows from your Org Mode files. We'll get a minimum working example, go over basic options to adjust the export to your liking, and then go into some more org-reveal features. Feel free to leave a comment with any questions, I try to reply to all of them! Links: Link to resources file: jakebox.github.io/...
Registers for File Shortcuts - A Better Bookmark - Straightforward Emacs
Просмотров 4,9 тыс.3 года назад
In this video I explain how you can use registers in Emacs as a way to quickly jump to your frequently-accessed files! It's a simple and fantastic way to quickly edit important files. Table of Contents 0:00 Introduction 0:11 What are registers 0:27 Why you want them 0:48 Demo 1:16 Setting registers 3:08 Conclusion
Powerful Text Snippets - Emacs YASnippet - Straightforward Emacs
Просмотров 16 тыс.3 года назад
In this video I discuss YASnippet, a powerful package for Emacs that brings "abbreviations" - essentially pieces of text that will expand into other, larger pieces of text. I promise, after trying them out it's hard to go back! github.com/joaotavora/yasnippet Table of Contents: 0:00 Introduction 0:30 Demo 1:13 Installing YASnippet 1:55 Your first snippet 4:25 A complex snippet 7:08 Review 8:08 ...
Org Mode Time and Task Tools - Straightforward Emacs
Просмотров 17 тыс.3 года назад
In this video I give a straightforward overview of Emacs org mode's basic time and task organization features, including todos, priorities, time stamps, and time clocking/logging. Table of Contents: 0:00 Introduction 0:45 Todos 1:51 Priorities 3:01 Timestamps 6:00 Time tracking 8:59 Org-clock-report 10:14 Review 11:18 Conclusion
LaTeX for Students - A Simple Quickstart Guide
Просмотров 159 тыс.3 года назад
In this video I plainly explain the basics of LaTeX with a focus on how a student might begin to use it, such that by the end of the video you will feel ready enough to begin creating your own beautiful documents with LaTeX. I made this video because I wish I had one like it when I began my LaTeX journey, and hope to share what I have learned with others in a simple, easy to follow way. Resourc...
Perfect Emacs Org Mode Exports to LaTeX - Straightforward Emacs
Просмотров 31 тыс.3 года назад
Here I go over exporting your Emacs org mode files to automatically generated and beautifully set LaTeX PDFs (or .tex files). We'll go over basic options to adjust the export to your liking, and then go over my method (which let's say is the best :) to make it very easy to customize it exactly to your liking. Feel free to leave a comment with any questions, I try to reply to all of them! Link t...
Export Emacs Org Mode to HTML - Straightforward Emacs
Просмотров 15 тыс.3 года назад
In this video I show you how to export your org mode files to HTML files, easily viewable and sharable. We'll go over basic options to adjust the export to your liking, and then take a look at custom CSS and setupfiles to make your exports beautiful. Feel free to leave a comment with any questions, I try to reply to all of them! Link to resources file: jakebox.github.io/youtube/orgmode_html_exp...
Emacs Org Mode Demo 2021
Просмотров 71 тыс.3 года назад
I couldn't find a good, commentary-free demo of Emacs' org mode, so I made one. In this video I demonstrate org mode's basic notetaking features, as well as more advanced functionality such as sorting, nesting, etc.
Thank you so much Jake this video tutorial really helped with creating my assignments.
Glad it helped you.
great video, helped me understand the syntax a lot!
Mind sharing some version info (emacs version and org-mode version), or any customization / setup you made? My emacs/org is pretty much a plain install, and doesn't seem to act like yours here.
Sure, take a look on my channel, I have a walk-thru of my Emacs config, feel free to skip ahead to the Org Mode section.
Thank you so so much!
You are very welcome
Oh gosh I fucking love emacs. Nice video!
I mean it's very neat but I don't study maths
Thank you, very concise introduction.
Yeah thanks. That's pretty practical. Simple and straightforward.
Hey I really appreciate you motivating me to start an emacs from scratch, I took so much of your config to put into mine so thank you. I would like to ask a quick question if you dont mind since you also use Mac. In org capture, when I use the template expansion %x for clipboard paste, it doesnt work, I saw in your config that you are using simpleclip but I couldnt get it to work. Any recommendations?
will there be a new one?
A new what?
thanks for being an assertive chad and pronouncing it as latex instead of conforming to the soy standards set by society
Wonderful video. Thanks
Glad you liked it, thanks for the nice comment.
Do you use doom or spacemacs or did you set it up from scratch?
Scratch. You can see some of my other videos, I have one where I walk thru the config
@@JakeBox0 got it thank you for the reply
The history of Mathematics typesetting is fascinating. See Donald Knuth
thank you, if you come to mexico you can come to my thesis exam
Excellent Series ..!!! Thank You for sharing .. Cheers :)
Very useful and concise. Loved it
love it <3
fonts?
Thanks, help a lot!
just wondering about your opinion on one org file vs split org files?
Yeah, good question. Generally I think I lean towards split files for notes but single file for tracking todos. I do have one huge file for personal notes but that's mainly because I generate a website from it and it was easiest to set up from one file.
Thanks for the reply, also how do you get that little icon to show that the text can expand? At the end of the line@@JakeBox0
@@MarkieAurelius The "..."? This is (setq org-ellipsis "…")
@@JakeBox0 It was exactly this, thank you so much
if you don't speak at least mute your keystrokes they are annoying as hell
Luckily you can mute the video faster than it took you to write this comment
I really like this config, thank you! Do you mind sharing some of your sources of inspiration for it (If there are any notable ones)?
A goo goo cawenduh?
Sorry if i look arrogant, but its pronunced "LateK" not "LateX" because the "X" Is a greek lettere with a pronunciation more similiar to K than X
0:04 // www.latex-project.org/about/
@@JakeBox0My bad 😅
Really useful, thanks
Spectacular
Hi Jake, thank you for the video, it was very clear. I like reveal, and would like to use the plugins it has ( namely blackboard and slide sound recording). Have you played with plugins? thank you
You're welcome, thanks for the comment. Unfortunately I don't know anything about those plugins. I imagine they would work.
Fantastic video! For me C-x C-t goes right to TODO without a prompt for state. How did you configure that? Also, I think init.el assumes a .emacs.d directory in your home, otherwise I think it's just .emacs. I'd love to see a video on how to break up org-mode content across files. I make one per day, but it gets unwieldy and I end up with the same todo items in multiple files, which breaks org-agenda with lots of redundancy. I'm sure there are multiple strategies here, but I'd love your thoughts. Thanks!
Thank you! Did you mean C-c C-t? In that case perhaps it is because you don't have any alternative keywords set. You can either set the `org-todo-keywords` variable or, at the top of your org file, see this: orgmode.org/manual/Per_002dfile-keywords.html Now about init.el that sounds right, I have never used a .emacs file because I tend to have more files and whatnot. Re breaking up org content, it's really a personal choice. You're right I definitely should do a video on this topic. There are many tools out there to help, perhaps 'denote' might be up your alley. Must avoid same todos in multiple places though!!
Excellent!!! Thanks a lot
Just found your channel after watching your keynote at EmacsConf. Loving it! As a noob, I especially like the straightforward part. Question about your Dropbox implementation -- how did you set that up? And do you save all your files right into Dropbox and work on them from there? I'm getting a ThinkPad for emacs use and want to be to access the same files as on my desktop. Thanks again!
Oh, great! Glad you like it! The Dropbox is pretty simple. I just keep all of my Emacs related stuff in Dropbox. I then make a symlink from an Emacs configuration folder to my home directory. There are apps that help you do this, I use one called Mackup but I believe there are others. It has worked well for me, you just need to symlink once and then any change you make on one device will propagate to the other thanks to Dropbox. Let me know if you have any more questions.
@@JakeBox0 Thanks for the reply. I've never heard of symlink, but it sounds like that could be my ticket. I'll look for a Linux app that can do that. Would it also work with GDrive? And would that also make the folder accessible on multiple devices, which is what I really want?
@@BobIrving2 Symlinks can be created with the `ln` command. Google Drive I imagine would work the same, unsure how it looks locally but for my drive I can just cd in to the directory.
My Photo is not displaying when i do these comands. And i do not know why. If anyone has any advice pls help
Not sure YASnippet gives much to my particular workflow (of course that's just me), but I did want to leave a note of appreciation for the video, it was a good explanation of the package and very informative. I agree with the other commenters on the video style being quite preferable to the majority of emacs related content I've seen. Excellent work, and I look forward to more.
I decided to revisit and just give YASnippet a try. I have to admit it when it's true, I was wrong. Thanks for the intro to the tool.
This is extremely well done , you didn't bombard us with useless information and made everything seem quite easy to understand.Thank you
I wanted to comment the exact same thing but you said it all!
Excellent! Thank you.
It's not pronounced as tex, it's pronounced as tech. Pronounce the χ of TeX as a Greek chi, not as an ‘x’, so that TeX rhymes with the word speck.
Great video with everything one needs to get started. Really nice, thank you for this. I really dislike the way you talk tho :(
I like, but mugging my poor old eyes with the white background and small font
Thank you my friend. *Hug*
Thank you for making this so easy to understand, now my homework looks super neat and cool
Thanks bro !
Is there an editor that lets me edit the equations real-time like in word, at least a symbols tab would be appreciated, I cannot stand having to constantly hit "altgr+some key" to get the stupid slashes, carets... and all the stuff required? As it stands right now, I don't see myself ever switching from word, even though LaTeX looks much nicer word is just so much faster.
There are websites that let you enter equations using calculator-like buttons and will give you the corresponding latex code to copy and paste into your editor. Just Google something like "latex equation editor"
I wanna know how to have that editor and integration of the first part of the video
Latex is awful. Use Typst.
Holy moly! You're so close to where I am! Another fellow CS student too! This was awesome. I also found the manual at first to be daunting, especially from the lack of examples for some specific things. Though it may be obvious to me now, it certainly wasn't then, when I was a stranger to Linux and the terminal.
Nice! Thanks for commenting. Agreed re the manual.
THIS IS HOW TEACHERS WRITE EXAMS??? 😮
Depends on the teacher. I would imagine most grade school teachers just print from a set program, some write it in word… every teacher is going to be different.
Which font do you use in the editor pane?
Brief and to the point :)
Excellent introduction! Thanks for making these videos.
Yo aprendo todo mi inglés usando videos de Jake. Hora de cómo decir “EMacs” en inglés. Has más videos para que aprenda más inglés.
¡Me alegro, amigo!
Yo aprendo las dos cosas: Emacs e inglés. En verdad que los vídeos de Jake son bastante claros y van directo al punto, es muy bueno transmitiendo información