I'm Cody Reichert. My current focus is mostly in front end web development on top of various frameworks (mostly Yesod - a Haskell web framework), Haskell, JavaScript, and Emacs Lisp.

* web: http://reichertbrothers.com
* irc: %%CodyReichert%% (join us in #rbros on Freenode).
* mail: codyreichert at gmail dot com

== My .emacs ==
Below is a link to my .emacs configuration. While it's not the most amazing one out there, there may be quite a few useful functions for people doing web development in Emacs, or for people doing Haskell Development in Emacs.

* http://github.com/CodyReichert/dotfiles

== Contributions ==

=== Shakespeare Mode ===

* http://github.com/CodyReichert/dotfiles

Shakespeare mode (shakespeare-mode) is a major mode for editing the Shakespearean template family - Hamlet, Lucius, and Julius. I use Shakespearean templates with all of our Yesod sites, and I was using html-mode, less-css-mode, and js-mode separately to support these files. White they mostly worked great, they did not support the full language features and thus had a couple small problems. Shakespeare mode creates three new modes, 'shakespeare-hamlet-mode', 'shakespeare-lucius-mode', and 'shakespeare-julius-mode'. These modes support full syntax highlighting and indentation for all of these file types.

You can install shakespeare-mode from the MELPA package repository. Alternatively, you can clone the repository from github and add it to your autoload path manually. You can find the source code here:

* http://github.com/CodyReichert/shakespeare-mode


=== wp-readme-mode ===
A package that provides syntax highlighting (and other things) for WordPress flavored markdown, commonly used in Wordpress plugins and themes.

* http://github.com/CodyReichert/wp-readme-mode


[new:DrewAdams:2014-12-15 02:24 UTC]
Welcome to the wiki. -- DrewAdams



----
CategoryHomepage