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 For more ideas, check out
 
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 Fifteen Ways to Use Embark.
 
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 and using Rust to figure out parentheses
 
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 and indentation for Lisp.
 
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-If you're curious,
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-check out the talk on
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-Extending Emacs in Rust with Dynamic Modules.
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 7.
 
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 Collaborative editing is now much easier
 
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 since the CRDT package is in GNU ELPA.
 
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 It allows multiple people to edit
 
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 the same file over the network,
 
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 using their own Emacs.
 
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 This means you can keep your own config
 
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 and keybindings, yay!
 
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 Watch the Emacs Research Group talk
 
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 for an example of how several people
 
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 used it to work together.
 
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 In case you're still under the impression
 
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 that Emacs is just a text editor,
 
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 some folks have been working on
 
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 pretty neat graphical experiments.
 
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 These OpenGL bindings for Emacs Lisp
 
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 use an embedded xwidget,
 
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 while other prototypes use the SVG support
 
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 that's built into Emacs
 
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 for Gantt charts,
 
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 scribbles,
 
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 and even diagrams.
 
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 The color-picker from that one
 
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 looks particularly useful for CSS.
 
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 If you want to play around with adding SVGs
 
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 to your files and interfaces,
 
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 svg-icon
 
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 and svg-lib
 
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 might be good places to start. (Reddit)
 
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 Of course, there's always a place
 
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 for ASCII art,
 
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 especially with the new boxy package
 
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 that you can use for org files,
 
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 imenu navigation,
 
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 and even things in real life.
 
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 There have been a lot of great posts, videos,
 
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 and livestreams about Emacs this year.
 
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 In addition to the ones
 
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 from System Crafters,
 
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 Emacs Elements,
 
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 and Protesilaos,
 
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 John Kitchin
 
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 and Mike Zamansky
 
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 are back, hooray!
 
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 And Marcin Borkowski has just finished
 
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 writing an intermediate textbook
 
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 Emacs Lisp, too!
 
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 Lastly, if you want to chat
 
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 with other Emacs folks
 
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 and get help on Emacs, Org Mode,
 
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 or other topics,
 
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 the #emacs and #org-mode
 
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 Internet Relay Chat or IRC channels
 
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 are now on the libera.chat network
 
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 instead of Freenode.
 
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 If you'd like to add something I've missed,
 
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 please add them to the wiki page,
 
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 or e-mail me at sacha@sachachua.com .
 
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 That's all for this quick review.
 
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 Enjoy the rest of EmacsConf 2021!