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Writing A Spotify Client in 16 Minutes

Kris Jenkins

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Programming languagesTools and practiceVim, Emacs and editorsLisp and ClojureAPI design

Kris Jenkins builds a Spotify client from scratch in Emacs Lisp using the Helm completion framework.

You can write a Spotify client in no time at all, using Emacs. With a bit of research and the marvellous Helm front end, it's actually surprisingly easy to assemble. (Much faster than editing a screencast about it!)

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What people say. Highly recommended for developers wanting to see practical Emacs Lisp development and Helm integration in action.

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