My Morning Routine in Emacs

This isn't a tutorial, I'm just sharing my workflow. I hope you find it useful.

1. News

• Check my RSS list:

M-x elfeed 

• Check news aggregators focusing on computer science:

M-x lobsters-hottest

M-x hackernews

2. Social Media

• Check my Org Social Timeline:

M-x org-social-timeline

• Check my Mastodon:

M-x mastodon

3. Organization

• Check my project management and tasks:

M-x bookmark-jump RET project-management.org

• Check my email:

M-x mu4e

• Check my calendar:

M-x org-agenda

• Browse my notes and ideas:

M-x denote-grep RET "keyword" RET

4. Communication

• Start IRC for Opensource projects that I maintain:

M-x erc

• Start Telegram client for personal:

M-x telega

5. Coding

• Open my project:

M-x projectile-switch-project RET project RET

• Update the Git status of my project:

M-x magit-status RET

• Play my music...

M-x emms

And... code!

M-x projectile-find-file RET

Conclusions

While it's impossible to do everything in Emacs, I try to keep most of my workflow there. Here are some tools that I use outside of Emacs, for example Teams or Firefox. However, my flow is mostly in Emacs, it is natural for me. There are a lot of other tools that I use when I need them (tramp for remote files, verb for API testing, pdf-tools for reading PDFs, eww for to make quick searches, etc.). But the tools mentioned above are the ones I run when I drink my morning coffee

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