Hi everyone, this is my first post to this list, but I've been using org-mode daily for the past 3.5 years and can't imagine living without anymore (professionally). Thanks for bringing so much joy to my job! :)
My main use case for org-mode has been literate programming[1] and recently also writing lots of technical specification docs, for which I believe org-mode is *perfectly* suited. To give a little back to this amazing group of people, I've just published a skeleton template for writing tech docs and publishing them as HTML. GH project: http://thi.ng/org-spec Demo: http://demo.thi.ng/org-spec The template demonstrates the following features: - Inline, text-based diagramming via Ditaa, Graphviz & PlantUML - Hyperlink abbreviations (incl. presets for GitHub, RFC, W3C, Wikipedia) - Section status flags, tags & custom properties - Tables - Named section IDs for internal x-refs - Footnotes - Automatically updating fields (e.g. publication date) - Automatic updating of document changelog (using selective git commits) - Beautiful, minimal, responsive CSS theme with print support (also for PDF generation) - Basic syntax highlighting of code blocks Hope some of you find this useful! PRs are welcome! Best, K. [1] Several Clojure projects in my thi.ng collection have been developed exclusively in org-mode: http://thi.ng/fabric, http://thi.ng/geom, http://thi.ng/trio to name a few... -- Karsten Schmidt http://thi.ng | http://postspectacular.com | http://toxiclibs.org
