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Hello, This is the final update for Creating login ID password using python in Emacs. In this screencast. I am fixing some more existing bugs & showing the demo for the same. Hope you liked this series.

Hello, Continuing with the Emacs screencast on creating the login ID password in Python. In this video I fixed the issue of wrong password matching while validating the id & password input from user.

Hello, This is the second screencasting on making login ID and password in python. In this video, I am making the username and password using the hash function. The hashes are stored in the csv file &

Hello, This is my Emacs screencast on creating a simple login password in Python. The first video is about the basics Hashes. In this video I am importing the passlib library & demonstrating how to

Hello, In the 14th Video of setting up Emacs from scratch, the language tool for Emacs is installed with a short demo. Along with it, org mode auto complete & expand region demo is also shown. Github

Hello, In the 13th Video on Configuring Emacs From Scratch, I am setting up Hide-show-mode with some key bindings. The Github repo for the same: ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

Hello, this is an update of the code for playing tic-tac-toe in Emacs. This is having some bug fixes of the initial code as well as some improvements for byte-compiling & other feedback from the reddit

Hello, 12th Video of the series on configuring Emacs from scratch. In this video, how to set orgmode contrib packages from package list is shown. Also some of the keybindings of the paredit is also done.

I recently made tic-tac-toe game in Emacs. In the video, I am showing a minor demo of me playing (against me) tic tac toe in Emacs. The code is inspired from thoughtBot's Emacs meetup video. The GitHub

Continuing with the trend, highlight-indent-guides is set for indentation based languages like Python. Also now the video has a better description at the Github README: ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

This is the tenth video of the series for configuring Emacs from scratch. In this video, I am setting up yasnippets. The demo is also shown for the same. Github repository for this config : ▶️ DTube ▶️

Continuing the emacs configuration from scratch. In this video I am setting up company, company quickhelp, anaconda & company-anaconda packages. Github Repository for the same: ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

This is the continuation of the video series on Emacs from scratch. In this video, iedit & paredit package is installed a little demo is shown. Github repository for this config file is: ▶️ DTube ▶️

The continuation of the video series on configuring emacs from scratch. In this video, magit is set & a demo is shown. Github repository for the same: ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

This is the sixth video on configuring Emacs from scratch. In this video, ivy + swiper + counsel is installed & shown a demo. The github repository : ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

This is the continuation of the forth video on configuring Emacs. In this video, some keybindings are set up along with some more variables. The Github repo for this video is: ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

This is the continuation of the third video on configuring emacs. In this video; themes, org-bullets & cycle-themes are installed. The github repository for the same: ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

In the ongoing video series of configuring emacs from scratch, I am setting up yasnippets with company-mode.

In the ninth video of the series; I am setting up with a small demo: company anaconda company-quickhelp company-anaconda Please have a look: