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Ask HN: Stenography for Coding
Has anyone here used stenography for writing code.
Maybe even just a chorded setup. I'm curious if it's been done and if was worth the learning curve.
- ffhhj 4y agoThat would require gesture detection? I don't know of a code editor that implements that. Also modern editors will do code completion fast enough, that is more precise. I spend more time thinking about code than typing, so I've never need it.
- thephyber 4y agoCharachorder One[1] keyboard uses 10 joysticks instead of 120+ keys. Instead of building words by typing characters serially, the typist moves each joystick into a position then a software layer offers word completion. Apparently the same company also offers the word completion layer on top of a more traditional keyboard. I have a friend who has been training his brain for this keyboard, but don’t know about his progress. [1] https://www.charachorder.com/ https://www.charachorder.com/
- solardev 4y agoOn the software side, obviously there's Copilot, IntelliSense, etc., but Emmet's also been a while for a long time: https://emmet.io/ https://emmet.io/ Many of them can be triggered in an IDE using key combinations (highlight text, surround with tag, for example) Or Live Templates for IntelliJ: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/using-live-templates.html#live_templates_types https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/using-live-templates.htm...