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Introduction

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What is orgvm?

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Nodejs

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The itch I was trying to scratch

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Demo

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Needs a relatively recent version of Emacs

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Usage patterns

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Emacs Lisp

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Variables

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Replace

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Getting into the code some more

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Generating Elisp

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Org blocks

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Building some Lisp

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How Elisp gets encoded

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How the export works

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Walking through the code

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Executing the source block

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Conclusion

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Questions and answers

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Why am I not running the web server in Emacs?

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Is this using org-info-js?

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EmacsConf

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How I'm using this at work

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Volunteering for EmacsConf

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It's easy to build a program that uses Emacs in the pipeline