Today I'm happy to announce oh-my-emacs v0.3.
It has been three months since I first released oh-my-emacs from my homebrew messy dotemacs project to public. To my suprise, oh-my-emacs has attracted many interests from all over the world.
The v0.3 version of oh-my-emacs contains various improvements, check its CHANGELOG for a condensed feature list.
Several features worth mentioning (v0.1->v0.3):
- code refactoring:
- oh-my-emacs splits all its modules into two levels:
core
andmodules
. Files incore
are required by default, while files inmodules
are optional. You can load necessary module when you really need it
- oh-my-emacs splits all its modules into two levels:
ome-org
module:- Upgrade
org-mode
to latest 8.x branch. This brings us a more powerful export engine
- Upgrade
ome-cc
module:- oh-my-emacs support auto-complete for C/C++ macros! Combined with
pkg-config
, oh-my-emacs cc module can be used as a perfect C/C++ working environment with perfect semantic completion for functions and macros for any installed libs recognizable bypkg-config
- oh-my-emacs support auto-complete for C/C++ macros! Combined with
ome-java
module:- oh-my-emacs provide semantic completion for Java projects via emacs-eclim. Though not perfect (and a little heavy), this is a workable solution now
ome-lisp
module:- The original ubiquitous ome-lisp module has been split to four modules:
ome-emacs-lisp
moduleome-common-lisp
moduleome-clojure
moduleome-scheme
module
- The original ubiquitous ome-lisp module has been split to four modules:
- documentation:
- Add a table to specify the system requirments and el-get packages. Thus you can install necessary system tools to make oh-my-emacs modules work as expected
- compatibility:
- Improve compatibility for Mac OS X
- completion:
- Add semantic completion for scheme (via ac-geiser)
- Add completion table to show you the currrent semantic completion support for various programming languages
- miscs:
- Basic support for JavaScript, Ruby, OCaml
- Move some unstale packages to ome-experimental module, load as you need
Five months of spare time work, 200 git commits, 120 github stars and 35 github issues, all of the above work forms a less than 50MB tarball, which contains 50 el-get
packages, 1000 lines of emacs-lisp code, 4000 lines of documentation, hundreds of reference web links, just download and extract this tarball, you'll get a tuned Emacs OS, and it works almost everywhere.
It's time for new year, and I hope you enjoy this gift. Any feedback will be appreciated. Thanks!