mateuszf

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   by mateuszf 14y ago

   It's nice, still for me it's not even half useful as the long time ago abandoned ion3.
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   by mateuszf 14y ago

   Regarding rule "Object oriented design principle 8 – Interface Segregation principle (ISP)" ... I think this is often overused. I only introduce interfaces when there is more than one implementation. Of course if I'm designing stable API th
3. 663.▲
   by mateuszf 14y ago

   How about serving it using SSL on port 443?
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   by mateuszf 14y ago

   ctrl+c is even better (in my opinion). In theory it doesn't work in every place ESC works, but I haven't noticed such places. Also ctrl+j works as ENTER. It does make a big difference to me.
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   by mateuszf 14y ago

   You could use Ctrl+C which works great for getting out of insert mode. Also Ctrl+J can be used instead as Enter. It also does work great in bash/zsh. It took me some time to switch but it was totally worth it. Caution: Switching caps lock w
6. 666.▲
   by mateuszf 14y ago

   They are not a bad idea if you use and IDE and not an editor. IDE lets you find usages of a type instantly. Anyways such conflicts are rare.