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Great looking site and tool, I'm going to dig into it. If I might start slinging feature suggestions right off the cuff: - I'm very used to using Cmd + Enter
by savanaly 11y ago
Great looking site and tool, I'm going to dig into it.
If I might start slinging feature suggestions right off the cuff:
- I'm very used to using Cmd + Enter to "submit" a text area and you have Shift + Enter. If I'm alone in expecting something different then of course you shouldn't change it, but if I'm not you might want to consider changing it.
- Let me set the number of spaces in a tab. I'm used to two and while looking at four isn't a game breaker, why tire out my fast thinking brain #1 trying to parse something unusual? I would like to control it.
- boucher 11y agoBuilding text editors is such a minefield of personal opinions :) Someday there will probably be preferences for all of this, but we wanted to focus on the core experience first and get something out there people could use.
- clessg 11y agoI agree. I keep accidentally pressing Cmd + Enter.
- antouank 11y agoAgreed. Cmd+Enter is more commonly a way to submit something I think. Shift+Enter is mostly used for adding a new line when Enter is reserved for submitting.
- boucher 11y agoCmd + Enter should now work.
- nailer 11y agoAlso two space brackets are standard for Idiomatic JS and AibBnB Style Guide. jQuery uses four but that's because of age.
- verbin217 11y agoIsn't that mostly an artifact of deeply nested callbacks? With promises, generators, and what not I've been seeing a lot of new Javascript going back to 4. Is there a pragmatic reason for 2 going forward? I realize it's mostly trivial but I have a much easier time visually parsing 4 vs 2. I also sort've appreciate that it pressures me to reduce indentation.