M wrote: >> Von: Karl Voit <devn...@karl-voit.at> >> >> I was wondering if there are people out there who also need Org-mode >> features that are *not part of any other software solution*. For the >> usual question "why should I learn Emacs/Org-mode?" I'd like to have >> a list of cool Org-mode features that demonstrate the benefit. >> >> So, how about a short brainstorming here and a new Worg-page >> collecting those things? >> >> * seamlessly integrating notes, spreadsheet calculations, tasks, and >> more at one single place >> >> * being able to pipe results of program written in language A to >> another script in language B (babel) >> >> * quick and simple defining dependencies between tasks such as >> "doing groceries" is required for "cooking fancy dinner" >> (org-depend) > > Some more key selling points form someone who still tries to learn emacs > just for using org-mode: > > * platform independent - available for Windows, UNIX and MacOS > > * free > > * tagging > > * powerful filtering and creation of "views" (agendas) from different > perspectives > > * 110% customizable with scripting and keybindings > > * built on a very robust and well developed application (Emascs) > > * many other modules and extensions thanks to Emacs > > * all the above with simple plain text format - easy to save, DIFF and > version control > > * defining custom templates for new notes/tasks/projects... > > * tasks and projects can be broken down hierarchically into subtasks with no > limit in depth > > * powerful and customizable export > > * time clocking
+ Literate Programming capabilities + Reproducible Research capabilities, thank to Org Babel Best regards, Seb -- Sebastien Vauban
