Creating a Documentation Dashboard and Emacs Function

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With a place to capture the data, I then wrote a Ruby script to open each of those web pages in my default browser. I wrapped that Ruby script with an Emacs 🔍 function. Later, I replaced that Ruby script with a ripgrep invocation.

• ripgrep

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  ripgrep recursively searches directories for a regex pattern while respecting your gitignore

With a place to capture the data, I then wrote a Ruby script to open each of those web pages in my default browser. I wrapped that Ruby script with an Emacs 🔍 function. Later, I replaced that Ruby script with a ripgrep invocation.

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• forem

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When I started at Forem, there were lots of new web pages that I didn’t want to forget. I wanted to annotate and tag those web pages. I chose not to use my browser’s bookmarks and instead chose to create an Org-mode 🔍 document. That document resides in my private repository for Forem Org-roam 🔍 directory.

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