Personal Knowledge Base

• Editor Configurations: Emacs and Neovim setups with detailed explanations
• AI Agent Configs: Claude Code slash commands, skills, and MCP integrations
• Learning Notes: Programming books (SICP, K&R C), tools, and documentation
• System Setup: Linux configuration, dotfiles, and system administration

• Literate Programming: All configurations are documented and explainable
• Floating TOC: Easy navigation with sticky table of contents
• Dark Mode: Automatic theme switching based on system preference
• Responsive: Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices

My complete Emacs configuration written in literate programming style. The configuration is split into focused, modular files for better organization and maintainability.

Structure:

• 13 main configuration modules (early-init, init, theme, window, completion, etc.)
• 5 programming language modules (general, web, Python, Ruby)
• All configs include detailed inline documentation
• Tangle support to generate ~/.emacs.d/ files

Highlights:

• Performance optimizations and native compilation setup
• Custom mode line with clean, minimal design
• Modern completion framework (Corfu)
• LSP support for multiple languages
• Git integration with Magit

Total: ~4,000 lines across 18 modular files

See also: Configuration Guide | Programming Config Guide

A lighter, single-file Emacs configuration focused on writing with enough coding support for embedded code in documents.

Highlights:

• Distraction-free writing with Olivetti, flyspell, and word count
• Org-mode with org-modern and full babel language support
• Doom-like workspace management (M-1 to M-9)
• Tree-sitter highlighting and Eglot LSP
• Only 8 external packages, everything else built-in
• Tangles to ~/.emacs-writing.d/ (separate from main config)

Minimal, efficient Neovim configuration following suckless philosophy.

Highlights:

• Lua-based configuration with lazy loading
• LSP support for multiple languages (Python, Ruby, TypeScript, Lua)
• Telescope for fuzzy finding
• Treesitter for syntax highlighting
• Mason for LSP management

Total: ~800 lines across 5 modules

Comprehensive guide to Emacs Lisp for experienced developers. Covers the language from basics to advanced topics with practical examples.

Topics:

• Language fundamentals (data types, functions, variables)
• Control structures and iteration
• Lists and data structures
• Object-oriented programming with EIEIO
• Macros and metaprogramming
• Buffer manipulation and text processing
• Mode development
• Package management

Format: Tutorial-style with executable code blocks and exercises

Size: ~1,150 lines

Step-by-step guide for building Emacs from source code on various platforms.

Contents:

• Prerequisites and dependencies
• Build configuration options
• Native compilation setup
• Platform-specific instructions
• Troubleshooting common build issues

Platforms: Linux, macOS, Windows

Literate configuration for Claude Code (Anthropic's AI coding assistant) written in Org-mode with comprehensive documentation.

Structure:

• Project settings and permissions
• Slash commands for common workflows (commit messages, org-roam capture)
• Agent skills organized by domain:
  • Core skills (general development patterns)
  • Emacs integration skills
  • Language-specific skills (JavaScript, Python, Rails)
  • Documentation skills
• MCP server integrations (Emacs, filesystem)

Format: Literate programming with tangle support to .claude/ directory

Total: ~3,500 lines across 11 modules

See also: Configuration Guide

Study notes and exercises from the classic computer science textbook SICP (Abelson & Sussman).

Chapters:

1. Building Abstractions with Procedures - Functions, recursion, higher-order procedures
2. Building Abstractions with Data - Data abstraction, hierarchical data, symbolic data
3. Modularity, Objects, and State - Assignment, mutable data, concurrency
4. Metalinguistic Abstraction - Interpreters, lazy evaluation, logic programming
5. Computing with Register Machines - Machine simulation, compilation

Language: Scheme

Complete text of "The C Programming Language, 2nd Edition" by Kernighan and Ritchie in Org-mode format.

Coverage: All chapters with code examples and exercises

Comprehensive guide to the GNU sed stream editor, from basics to advanced text processing.

Topics: Stream editor fundamentals, regular expressions, pattern/hold space, multi-line processing

Personal guide for setting up and configuring Arch Linux from scratch.

Contents:

• Installation procedure
• Post-installation configuration
• Desktop environment setup
• Package management
• System maintenance

Target: Arch Linux and Arch-based distributions

My personal dotfiles and system configuration files with explanations.

Includes:

• Shell configuration (zsh, bash)
• Terminal emulator configs
• Git configuration
• Development environment setup
• Custom scripts and utilities

Total: ~630 lines of documented configurations

• Generator: Emacs Org-mode (ox-publish)
• Styling: Vanilla CSS with GitHub Flavored Markdown design
• Hosting: GitHub Pages
• Source: mandoo180/mandoo180.github.io