• Python 2.7 Documentation in INFO format

  For Emacs users, it is very handy to have an info format documentation.

• OpenERP: Display Pictures in a Module’s Description

  As titled.

• Emacs: Python Debugging, Send Code to an Arbitrary Buffer

  OpenERP development is part of my current job, which means I debug a lot of Python code. This blog offers a few tips on how to debug Python in Emacs. In theory, these tips could also be applied to any other dynamic programming languages.

• Emacs: Stop Yasnippet auto-indent

  From Xah Lee’s blog. By default, Yasnippet indents the code that is expanded from your snippets automatically. However, for a language like Python, auto-indenting won’t work correctly. You could turn it off by evaluating:

  (setq yas/indent-line nil)
  

• Emacs Lisp: Make Backup of Current File

  From Xah Lee’s blog. Use an elisp function to backup the file that is associated with the current buffer. The article also recommends a very quick way to delete these temporary backups, nice and easy, I use it a lot when experimenting new ideas.

• Emacs Database Interface：EDBI

  A Github link. EDBI (Emacs Database Interface) is relational databases management tool for Emacs.

  After two weeks’ using EDBI, I think it supports PostgreSQL (the only database I’m using at the moment) very well and the query editor is awesome. PgAdmin is abandoned

• Emacs Project Navigation and Management：Projectile

  A Github link. Projectile is a light weight project navigation and management tool for Emacs, simple but useful.

• Emacs：Emacs: Set Default Path for speedbar

  speedbar uses the folder of the file that is associated with the current buffer as the default path. For example, if I open speedbar when editing ~/.emacs.d/dotEmacs/init.el , it will display files under ~/.emacs.d/dotEmacs/ . However, I use dired-jump to achieve a similar functionality, and for me speedbar is a simple project explorer, so I hope it could open a certain folder once activated.

• Australian Live Radio

  Australian online radios.

  If you are a MPlayer user：

  mplayer http://radio.monash.edu:8002/hq.m3u
  

• The Coding Love

  A collection of animated images that make developers laugh.

Happy Hacking!