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   by sakamies 10y ago

   Westoncb said it quite elegantly: "I think the core idea involved is a shift away from using text as a model for representing programs; instead, interact with more abstract representations of code, and render those abstractions as text
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   by sakamies 10y ago

   My story is kind of similar, including the wrist pain part. I've been brewing this thing for a bit over ten years. I got burnt out for other work and the editor some years ago and had to take a long break. Last year I started about the
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   by sakamies 10y ago

   Your editor looks insanely slick! I had no idea there was prior work in this area. It sounds like your editor could trivially support html. That last paragraph is exactly what I was thinking with foolproof html, except applied to markup&#x2
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   by sakamies 10y ago

   Hi! Article aithor here. Emmet is a great plugin that has tag matching and all kinds of navigation/editing shortcuts too. Like those emacs shortcuts, it does reduce error rates and speed up editing signifigantly, at least for me, but I
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   by sakamies 10y ago

   I agree, that much assumptions in the keyboard handling could get irritating quickly. Keyboard combos for actions would be the obvious choice, but I'd like to have something more automatic too.
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   by sakamies 12y ago

   Would you mind adding an issue about improving readability at github, or even better, making a fork and adding the improved styling? https://github.com/sakamies/css-vocabulary/issues
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   by sakamies 15y ago

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