Code
I've only had a very small amount of formal education in computer programming, but I've been teaching myself quite a bit, using the wonderful knowledge pool provided by free and open source software. And some books.
I'm focusing currently on Lisp (mainly of the Emacs variety) and Python.
I'll list any code here that I'm working on that other people might be interested in. It's all under the GPL and packaged accordingly.
Many smaller hacks and ideas will just be posted on the Journal.
- xword: I maintain the Debian package for xword, the GNU/Linux crossword puzzle program written by Bill McCloskey. You can do crossword puzzles in the format distributed by the New York Times and others with it.
- delicious-el : An Emacs client for the del.icio.us social bookmark server. Features include posting, searching posts (by tag and regexp), offline/batched posting, tab completion for tags, offline storage of posts (good for backing up your account), w3m export, and HTML feed fetching.
- PlannerMode: An Emacs planning mode. I'm the current maintainer. Keep track of your to-do lists, appointments and notes inside Emacs. It includes nifty features like the ability to publish your planner pages to HTML and create wiki-style hyperlinks in Emacs buffers for fluid organization.
