martin matoušek
@martinm.at
i love this learning journey although its hard sometimes
December 21, 2024 at 1:47 PM
i love this learning journey although its hard sometimes
obvsly they cant do this but i wonder what portion of users would be in the largest connected component
December 6, 2024 at 4:42 PM
obvsly they cant do this but i wonder what portion of users would be in the largest connected component
[vscodevim]
also gh/gd is huge, you jump directly to where the function code is
also gh/gd is huge, you jump directly to where the function code is
November 17, 2024 at 11:04 AM
[vscodevim]
also gh/gd is huge, you jump directly to where the function code is
also gh/gd is huge, you jump directly to where the function code is
[vscode]
cmd+p to switch to another file
cmd+<num> to open/switch to another pane
cmd+shift+f for find-in-files (i fw this heavy, but i need to use mouse :c)
cmd+p to switch to another file
cmd+<num> to open/switch to another pane
cmd+shift+f for find-in-files (i fw this heavy, but i need to use mouse :c)
November 17, 2024 at 11:04 AM
[vscode]
cmd+p to switch to another file
cmd+<num> to open/switch to another pane
cmd+shift+f for find-in-files (i fw this heavy, but i need to use mouse :c)
cmd+p to switch to another file
cmd+<num> to open/switch to another pane
cmd+shift+f for find-in-files (i fw this heavy, but i need to use mouse :c)
also ci( is a great command
November 17, 2024 at 11:04 AM
also ci( is a great command
i find w great when combined with other commands such as yw, dw, cw
November 17, 2024 at 11:04 AM
i find w great when combined with other commands such as yw, dw, cw
i almost never use 5j or 7k to move relative to current position, when i see an error at a certain line, i just use :120 to jump there
November 17, 2024 at 11:04 AM
i almost never use 5j or 7k to move relative to current position, when i see an error at a certain line, i just use :120 to jump there
if i need to do tedious work, i create macro and run it multiple times like
November 17, 2024 at 11:04 AM
if i need to do tedious work, i create macro and run it multiple times like
visual line mode is the real game-changer
1) delete/yank multiple lines of code
2) use I or A to put the cursor at the start/end of every line
1) delete/yank multiple lines of code
2) use I or A to put the cursor at the start/end of every line
November 17, 2024 at 11:04 AM
visual line mode is the real game-changer
1) delete/yank multiple lines of code
2) use I or A to put the cursor at the start/end of every line
1) delete/yank multiple lines of code
2) use I or A to put the cursor at the start/end of every line
i move vertically using k/j or {, } depends how much fine movement i need
i move horizontally using w/b or 0, $ or I, A (i rarely use h/l)
i move horizontally using w/b or 0, $ or I, A (i rarely use h/l)
November 17, 2024 at 11:04 AM
i move vertically using k/j or {, } depends how much fine movement i need
i move horizontally using w/b or 0, $ or I, A (i rarely use h/l)
i move horizontally using w/b or 0, $ or I, A (i rarely use h/l)
I use <kj> to switch to normal mode, i saw a video about this setup, and it surely is better than esc
November 17, 2024 at 11:04 AM
I use <kj> to switch to normal mode, i saw a video about this setup, and it surely is better than esc
First off, i use vscodevim and dont plan to go over to a different ide/editor anytime soon
November 17, 2024 at 11:04 AM
First off, i use vscodevim and dont plan to go over to a different ide/editor anytime soon
Ad a) it feels like teachers are no longer afraid of showing you complex concepts
November 17, 2024 at 10:24 AM
Ad a) it feels like teachers are no longer afraid of showing you complex concepts