The Underrated (But Amazing) Emacs org-mode
summary
Emacs org-mode is presented as a full productivity platform: it runs code blocks via org-babel (Clojure, R, shell, SQL) and embeds results in the .org file, supports table features like formulas and CSV import with named references, and integrates with existing command‑line tools. Demonstrations include capture/agenda/clocking for task tracking, export to HTML/PDF/Markdown, tangling for generating configuration (literate config), and a Postgres→SQLite data pipeline.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Emacs introduction
- 8:47Org-mode overview
- 17:25Table manipulation
- 23:26Task and agenda management
- 31:16Time tracking and metadata
- 34:25Code blocks and execution
- 41:07Literate programming and config
- 44:22Conclusion
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