Check out https://t.co/Wxg2q5aPVM - a type racing app for programmers. After 6 months of work version 2 is finally released and open source ๐๐๐
Can someone make monkey type for programmers?
It needs excessive use of characters like {}()<>[]-*&$#/ and backspace
version 2 can have co-pilot trying to autocomplete the wrong solution for you as you type
So there is this website I came across (via reels/TikTok), what was the name again. Yeah https://t.co/fXJNTzz5VM
The basic concept is (typing practice for coders | programmer | Developers via @codicocodes )
<I have also recorded my embarrassing performance/>
New client capability upstreamed to LSP spec: "markdown-enabled diagnostic messages". Driven by contributor @MariaSolanoOs as part of her work on Nvim LSP! ๐
https://t.co/dirjw9dPvR
https://t.co/835xq5qIRu
Nvim (and Vim) now supports "sticky buffers", so you can clamp a window to a specific buffer. Features like quickfix won't unintentionally use that window for showing other buffers. Try it out:
:edit foo
:setlocal winfixbuf
:edit bar
https://t.co/XsH0uEtSs7
i miss the old react, straight from facebook react
componentDidMount react, with this.state.count react
i hate the new react, triangle crew react
be needing "use" react, server side views react
i miss the sweet react, boot up from vite react
i gotta say, at that time, i'd like to tweet react
see i invented react, it wasn't any react
and now i look and look around and there's so many reacts
i used to love react, i used to love react
i even had redux in it, i thought i was react
what if react made an app about about react
called it "i miss the old react"? man, that'd be so react
that's all it was react, we still love react
and i love you like theo loves react
https://t.co/lLyW6OlEbh is the candy store of Neovim configs. It's also a fun and easy way to share your config by pointing it to your Github repo.
Here's mine: https://t.co/cnMHtH7air
@bgdaewalkman Creator of Dotfyle here! I took at look at your config and couldnt find where the plugin srcs are defined, which is why your plugins are not identified. Dotfyle looks for e.g. the string โj-hui/fidget.nvimโ to identify a plugin. Is there anywhere in your repo this can be tracked?