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Beautifully done, but ergonomically "no way to code" for me. Could be pretty neat if you focus on learners. Once mildly proficient, one'll want the speed and f
by dualogy 9y ago
Beautifully done, but ergonomically "no way to code" for me.
Could be pretty neat if you focus on learners. Once mildly proficient, one'll want the speed and flow of typing and freely operating on lines/blocks/selections in an unconstrained text file.
- felixgallo 9y agodrilling into this a second -- and as someone who has been using vi for about 37 years -- why do you take this as a truth? Consider, e.g., intellij.
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- aaron_kent 9y agoThanks! Learning is certainly an application we've considered. We have found significant interest in structured editing paradigms from those newer to coding and those who find the code-as-text paradigm frustrating/limiting. But we certainly aren't setting out to change the minds of people proficient and happy with text editing. We wrote up some thoughts on the economics of structured editing on our blog: https://blog.isomorf.io/the-economics-of-semantic-coding-7e8fd1b421e6 https://blog.isomorf.io/the-economics-of-semantic-coding-7e8.... For those interested in this field, there is an emerging subreddit: r/nosyntax