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I’ve been using corne (40% ortho split) for software development for over a year now. It is most definitely the way to go. Having common symbols ()<>{} be on a
by qudat 5y ago
I’ve been using corne (40% ortho split) for software development for over a year now. It is most definitely the way to go. Having common symbols ()<>{} be on a layer on the home row is so fantastic for typing speed.
- alanbernstein 5y agoThat makes sense. I recently got a keyboard with configurable layers, but I'm using mostly standard qwerty to start out, adding custom bindings one at a time. I think I'll try out your suggestion, would you mind sharing more details of your configuration?
- onetimertwo 5y agoSame, the corne (and generally 40s with layers) are great for programming. I had to learn touch typing, but it was well invested time.
- jokab 5y ago3 months on Corne and Colemak. Dont attempt if you just started a new job, dont ask me how I know. The only benefit for me is I started to appreciate keyboard macros (built in/QMK, or AHK), IDE custom snippets, and gaming mouse macros (navigation mainly eg: goto implementation/definition, booarks, etc). It made me a slightly better dev because I now take advantage of these features