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Can you tell me more about your setup for navigation and coding on Windows, I'm interested because I need to help someone who lost his sight learn keyboard typi

• blindprogrammer 4y ago
  I currently don't own a Windows machine, but when I had a Windows computer, I would use InteliJ IDE for my Java programming, I also use Android Studio for making Android apps. JAWS, one of the paid screen readers works both programs really well. Visual Studio (ironically named!), is surprisingly accessible both in Windows and Mac. One other screen reader, although I don't use it much is called NVDA (Non-Visual Desktop Access) which is free. Other programs that are really accessible is Sublime Text, at least for me. I will make a video describing all the programs I use daily to write code as a blind programmer in YouTube channel.