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"... and this is why it was so totally worth it". This is something that is difficult to explain, but absolutely clear to you once you have achieved some degre
by Kurtz79 12y ago
"... and this is why it was so totally worth it".
This is something that is difficult to explain, but absolutely clear to you once you have achieved some degree of efficiency.
Muscle memory makes the editor disappear and let you focus, not on the keyboard, not on the menus, but on code itself.
I suggest you watch some live-coding videos of people very experienced in the editor to get an idea (in this case the programmer uses emacs, but the concept is the same):
https://www.youtube.com/user/handmadeheroarchive https://www.youtube.com/user/handmadeheroarchive
- rballonline 12y agoDo you know what is the guy using within VS here? Is this an Emacs extension or something added on top. He seems to be going full screen and switching files very quickly. I've seen this before on someone's machine but didn't ask about it. I don't know anything about emacs myself.
- Kurtz79 12y agoI'm a vim guy, but the strength of emacs is that is basically running on its own lisp, so it's completely programmable. He's likely to be running a customized version.