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<aside> Diehard VI/Emacs fans are still getting over their aversion to IDEs - now you're going to make them TOUCH! That'll make their heads explode! </aside>
by psychotik 15y ago
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Diehard VI/Emacs fans are still getting over their aversion to IDEs - now you're going to make them TOUCH! That'll make their heads explode!
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- satiani 15y agoI'm a diehard vi fan and I loved what I saw. That IDE makes me want to get an iPad.
- varjag 15y agoDon't. iPad is kinda useless gadget for developers, unless you develop for iPad and use it as test target. Am getting back to my linux netbook.
- tikhonj 15y agoEmacs already supports touch gestures: https://github.com/greboide/emacs-gestures https://github.com/greboide/emacs-gestures. As ever, we have it all ;) While it's actually completely different from this, the way it worked on Emacs was neat too. Unfortunately, the video of somebody demonstrating the gestures seems to have been removed. The one neat trick from there I remember is that you could touch a list function name, draw a question mark and get the documentation of the selected function. When I get a tablet (one of these days...) I'll have to try it out.