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Cute. But I'd need a lot more than this for programming, which uses many special symbols. Even regular English requires being able to type quotes, question ma
by gnosis 16y ago
Cute. But I'd need a lot more than this for programming, which uses many special symbols. Even regular English requires being able to type quotes, question marks, exclamation points, numbers, etc..
Also, as far as the implementation of this particular typing tutor goes, it needs to let the user retry to type a given chords until he gets it right, instead of immediately moving on to the next one.
And the chords should be taught in small batches, rather than trying to teach them all at once.
While we're on the subject of chording, I should mention that there's a vim plugin that will let you map chorded keystrokes:
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2425 http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2425