How to be a BETTER programmer 👩‍💻 #programming #technology #software #code #tech #programmer

[AyushGupta-wnzd]

If there is one talent I have, it's quickly memorizing key bindings.

[kilgarragh]

tried learning vim.

typing this from vim.

[KaziiTheAvali_inactive]

that last thing is the most important. i had a project that i gave up because i simply couldent read past me's code. i have a current project that im working on and i can take a 3 week break and come back and still read it.

[simonkraemer]

I often find it the hardest to make things be understandable for others rather than the actual implementation.

[cherubinth]

Python documentation often like: high level bla bls but what type the arguments need to be is secret

[ThisisahandleXeneX]

Memorizing key bindings is a big help as transitioning my hands from the keyboard to mouse actually interrupts my flow.

[nekierin]

*Me reading my own code 2 weeks later:
How high was the dude that programmed this

[Real_Genji]

Life is a struggle with my CTRL button not working

[xXHelsingGamingXx]

Sometimes
Docs are really boring.. I tried reading Django docs and It was super boring

[cedrictheveneau]

Those advices are really good ones, especially the one about documentation

[Mr_Thouseef]

Actually I've been following you for some time. The contents are getting good day by day. Keep up bro!

[sriharsha]

Truly practical advices. Thanks for sharing

[moony-]

Can you imagine the keyboard with closed eyes cause it's crazy!

[nabeelahmed]

"You would see your past coding in future"
The most horrific thing in coding world

[philippebaillargeon]

I'm a junior and I was skipping documentation when I was in school. And now I realised that I was extremely wrong to do that

[_Guigui]

vim is great once you know how to somewhat use it

[ekchills]

It's the last part for me: chances are it's future you that had to read it. Very true cos my own code gives me headache when I try to go back to get something

[harmes]

Glad there is something called "prettier" for node. Just realized it yesterday and I can't go without it since then

[phil-o-phobic]

The moment you realize you’ve gone full-on dork mode because Lewis has the same keyboard as you AND you have to tell someone about it.

[b.o.t]

I do learn all new key bindings. I am a web dev and learning browser key bindings is really helpful when you wanna alt tab, open a new tab, close all tabs, incognito, inspect element, copy, switch tabs, etc. really helpful and it just gets you in a way where you just keep typing and people around you find it cool