This package implements a bridge to libvterm to display a terminal in an Emacs buffer.

This package provides a minor mode that dims the color of text in neighboring sections.

semantic-stickyfunc-mode shows the function point is currently in at the first line of the current buffer. This is useful when you have a very long function that spreads more than a screen, and you don't have to scroll up to read the function name and then scroll down to original position.

This package builds on the Helm interface to provide several commands for search-based navigation of buffers.

This package provides a NTLM handler for the URL package.

This package provides tiny improvements to expression evaluation, e.g., the expression you've just evaluated would briefly flash and so on.

This package provides tail-call optimization for Emacs Lisp functions that call themselves in tail position.

This package provides Auto Complete and Company back-ends for PHP.

This package provides a collection of Paredit-like functions for editing in HTML mode.

A UI for IRC, for usage within ERC.

This package extends the built-in Save-Place mode by adding support for PDF view (see emacs-pdf-tools). This package will store the place (e.g., the current page and zoom) of PDF buffers under PDFView mode or DocView mode, and revisiting those PDF files later using the same mode will restore the saved place.

This package manages articles from a wallabag instance.

Irony-mode provides Clang-assisted syntax checking and completion for C, C++, and ObjC in GNU Emacs. Using libclang it can provide syntax checking and autocompletion on compiler level which is very resistant against false positives. It also integrates well with other packages like eldoc-mode and especially company-mode as described on the homepage.

This package provides an Ivy interface for working with the password store (pass) in Emacs.

This library provides basic ``enter'' functionality and a few convenience commands to initialize a VCSH repository and add files to it. It can be used in conjunction with Magit.

This library add support for SCGI URLs to Emacs. It is based on url.el, which is shipped with Emacs.

Just call one of the interactive functions in a file to complete the corresponding thing using Ivy.

The following completions are currently available:

• Symbol completion for Elisp, Common Lisp, Python, Clojure, C, C++.

• Describe functions for Elisp: function, variable, library, command,

• bindings, theme.

• Navigation functions: imenu, ace-line, semantic, outline.

• Git utilities: git-files, git-grep, git-log, git-stash, git-checkout.

• Grep utilities: grep, ag, pt, recoll, ack, rg.

• System utilities: process list, rhythmbox, linux-app.

• Many more.

Railscasts is a color theme for Emacs.

This package lets you use C-h, C-j, C-k and C-l to navigate between Emacs windows and tmux panes.

This Emacs package provides a mode for Lua programming language.

Flycheck Elm adds Flycheck support for Elm language.

This package temporarily highlights the current line after a given function is invoked.

Display the recursive size of directories in Dired. This file defines a minor mode dired-du-mode to show the recursive size of directories in Dired buffers. If du program is available, then the directory sizes are obtained with it. Otherwise, the directory sizes are obtained with Lisp. The former is faster and provide a more precise value. For directories where the user doesn't have read permission, the recursive size is not obtained. Once this mode is enabled, every new Dired buffer displays recursive dir sizes.

This package provides a global minor mode that changes how Emacs handles the lookup of applicable dir-locals files (.dir-locals.el): instead of starting at the directory of the visited file and moving up the directory tree only until a first dir-locals file is found, collect and apply all (!) dir-locals files found from the current directory up to the root one.

Values specified in files nearer to the current directory take precedence over values in files farther away from it.

You might want to use this to globally set dir-local variables that apply to all of your projects, then override or add variables on a per-project basis.