Typing Practice for Programmers
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Typing Practice for Programmers
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Re: Typing Practice for Programmers
#2Cool? Still haven't decided if it's useful.
Anyway, the cursor occasionally obscures the character and slows you down. Might be worth testing out a fish-eye effect as the cursor scrolls so you clearly know what you need to type.
Re: Typing Practice for Programmers
#3Cool? Still haven't decided if it's useful. Anyway, the cursor occasionally obscures the character and slows you down. Might be worth testing out a fish-eye effect as the cursor scrolls so you clearly know what you need to type.
Author here, thanks for the feedback. Do you mean the backspace cursor that appears after the user typed a character incorrectly?
Re: Typing Practice for Programmers
#4Fun idea, but doesn't seem to recognize non-US keyboard layouts.
Re: Typing Practice for Programmers
#5Fun idea, but doesn't seem to recognize non-US keyboard layouts.
Thanks for the bug report. The next update will fix international keyboard layouts once I figure out the mess that is cross-browser, cross-language javascript key event handling:)
Re: Typing Practice for Programmers
#6FF 16/Win7, I don't seem to be able to type underscores '_' at all.
ETA: looks fine in Chrome though, and I really like this idea :)
Re: Typing Practice for Programmers
#7FF 16/Win7, I don't seem to be able to type underscores '_' at all. ETA: looks fine in Chrome though, and I really like this idea :)
Thanks, will take a look into this
Re: Typing Practice for Programmers
#8If anything, this site shows the importance of autocomplete
Re: Typing Practice for Programmers
#9Re: Typing Practice for Programmers
#10If anything, this site shows the importance of autocomplete
Autocompletion is an important tool along side typing proficiency. Most of the autocomplete I've used only covers alphanumericVariableNames, so you still have to type the hard-to-reach symbol keys.