🔗 easysession.el Emacs Package for Handling Sessions
The author uses easysession.el by setting up each session to represent a distinct project or a specific “view” on a particular project, including various tabs (built-in tab-bar), window splits, dired buffers, and file editing buffers. This organization allows for the creation of dedicated environments for different tasks or aspects of a project, such as development, debugging, specific issue, and documentation. The author switches between projects and views of the same projects multiple times a day, and easysession.el helps significantly by allowing quick transitions between them.
It sounds like an interesting package. I am not using it now. It sounds a bit like what tabs are used for in Vim.
The README offers answers to the questions that popped in my mind right away: when to use it? what are the advantages compared with other similar packages?.