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I also love to improve my input methods. I'm still not convinced steno works well for code. One because I haven't seen a convincing example (all the examples
by foxfluff 5y ago
I also love to improve my input methods.
I'm still not convinced steno works well for code. One because I haven't seen a convincing example (all the examples I've seen were youtube videos where it's obvious someone's working hard trying to remember the inputs they just fed into their dictionary to produce a specific piece of code). Two, because I think code is by nature very different from natural language and you have to be extremely precise with every dash, underscore, capital letter and symbol, and there are lots of identifiers that are abbreviations or not natural words at all.