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Unfortunately, in the real world, typing doesn't always work like in the test. For example I'm a heavy IDE user and I know exactly what kind of autocompletes i
by spdionis 10y ago
Unfortunately, in the real world, typing doesn't always work like in the test.
For example I'm a heavy IDE user and I know exactly what kind of autocompletes it will present me when I write something or what kind of shortcuts I can use, which made this really weird to use.
For example I rarely write 'function', I write 'fun' and press enter because I know 'function' will be the first item in the autocomplete list. When I'm writing a variable for the second time I feel the latency at which the IDE will autocomplete me. If there are more variables with similar names I know which characters to type to make it autocomplete the right one. If I have a variable named weirdNamedLongAssVariableName I will write wNLA and press Enter.
This confused me a lot on a subconscious level when I first tried the examples on the website.