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I gave up years ago on hoping for anyone to come up with a sane UX. Everyone's been experimenting with it for years, but no device I've ever used seems more eas
by sdegutis 11y ago
I gave up years ago on hoping for anyone to come up with a sane UX. Everyone's been experimenting with it for years, but no device I've ever used seems more easy and intuitive than any other. They all have weird quirks that you have to just sort of figure out by trial and error and then memorize. So whatever. As long as I can eventually figure out how to use the thing to get the job done, then I don't care. But I've been using Emacs for work every day (along with CIDER for Clojure) and found myself more productive in it than other IDEs/editors, so I'm probably in the minority.