This library provides an implementation of streams for Emacs. Streams are implemented as delayed evaluation of cons cells.

Elpy brings powerful Python editing to Emacs. It combines and configures a number of other packages written in Emacs Lisp as well as Python, together offering features such as navigation, documentation, completion, interactive development and more.

This package provides Emacs bindings to ØMQ.

This package allows you to visualuze and manipulate Jira issues from Emacs.

This package extends Ivy by showing more information in the minibuffer for each candidate. It adds columns showing buffer modes, file sizes, docstrings, etc. If emacs-all-the-icons is installed, it can show icons as well.

This package enforces a sneaky garbage collector (GC) strategy to minimize GC interference with the activity. During normal use a high GC threshold is set. When idling GC is immediately triggered and a low threshold is set.

This package calculates a precise word count in org-mode by excluding unwanted elements such as code blocks, options, and drawers. The results are displayed on the modeline.

Telega is a full-featured, unofficial GNU Emacs-based client for the Telegram messaging platform.

Skewer-mode provides live interaction with JavaScript, CSS, and HTML in a web browser. Expressions are sent on-the-fly from an editing buffer to be evaluated in the browser, just like Emacs does with an inferior Lisp process in Lisp modes.

vline-mode is a minor mode for highlighting column at cursor position. It enhances text editing by visually indicating the vertical line.

This package defines several Org link types, which can be used to link to certain Magit buffers. Use the command org-store-link while such a buffer is current to store a link. Later you can insert it into an Org buffer using the command org-insert-link.

Markdown-mode is a major mode for editing Markdown-formatted text files in Emacs.

This package adds support for working with Erlang code blocks with org-babel in org-mode.

Sweet is an Emacs theme inspired by the GTK theme with the same name.

LispyVille's main purpose is to provide a Lisp editing environment suited towards Evil users. It can serve as a minimal layer on top of lispy for better integration with Evil, but it does not require the use of lispy’s keybinding style. The provided commands allow for editing Lisp in normal state and will work even without lispy being enabled.

This package provides completion for JavaScript files utilizing Flow.

Interactive align-regexp command in Emacs

This package provides minor modes for saving Emacs session data, including buffers, window configuration, variables, and more.

This package provides GitLab snippet API interaction for Emacs.

Vundo (visual undo) displays the undo history as a tree and lets you move in the tree to go back to previous buffer states. To use vundo, type M-x vundo RET in the buffer you want to undo. An undo tree buffer should pop up.

This package provides the ability to call asynchronous functions and processes. For example, it can be used to run dired commands (for copying, moving, etc.) asynchronously using dired-async-mode. Also it is used as a library for other Emacs packages.

Benchmark Emacs Startup time without ever leaving your Emacs.

This package provides macros that can translate code into equivalent continuation-passing code, as well as miscellaneous utility functions written in continuation-passing style.

This package enables automatic visibility toggling of org-mode elements depending on cursor position. Hidden fragment parts appear when the cursor enters a fragment and disappear when it leaves.