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No. If you could improve your typing efficiency by an order of magnitude (not likely), how much time would you save? Minutes per day? Certainly not a whole hou
by brandonmenc 9y ago
No.
If you could improve your typing efficiency by an order of magnitude (not likely), how much time would you save? Minutes per day? Certainly not a whole hour.
Use a modern IDE with sane out-of-the-box configuration (ex: JetBrains.) Realize that you spend more time thinking than typing. Eliminate redundant typing with templates.
I used vi for years, then emacs for nearly two decades. I will never go back.
- saltycraig 9y agoSame here, used both vim and emacs for many years, reading all the books and customizing them both endlessly. Getting older now and tired of wasting time trying to get vim and/or emacs to work under a certain configuration/environment. Any good IDE has both vim/emacs key configs, which do me just fine, although they are never quite exactly the same, I can do 75+% of the vim commands that in JetBrains/whatever that I'd do in vim.