ALL PROGRAMMERS should follow this tip‍#code #programming #tech #software #technology #developer

That's a tip for data encoders 🤣.

Wait, you have a mouse?

L advise

Trust me moving from keyboard to mouse is not what is eating away my time.

Why do you speak like that..like a narcissistic teenage girl

Tell me you’re a wannabe programmer without telling me you’re a wannabe programmer

The 5 hours i spend typing is nothing compared to the days it takes for me to fix a simple bug 😢

Instructions unclear, im stuck, how do i exit vim?

It only works if you haven't been much time working with extensive GUI usage, as you would need more time trying to get use to every keyboard shortcut when you move to using things like Vim. After all, the older you get the harder is to learn new things, or even replace what you've already learned.

What’s Vim?

Remember to wear a diaper as well 😣I forbid you to waste time getting up to use a toilet. Diapers are Optimal efficiency!

It is not that serious......

HOW DO I CLOSE VIM????

As a programmer, a great way to go fast is not wasting time learning a new set of hotkeys and shortcuts every week. A trick is using icons whenever you see them.

No

Lol

If your IDE has a save icon, you're doing it wrong.

This is a bad advice, learning vim takes a lot of time and it won't pay off as much as this suggests

People think programmers just sit down and shit out lines of code like no tomorrow.

A lot of time is researching, having discussions coming up with test plans, reviewing code, reviewing tickets and lots of other things too.

These videos I feel are not awful but not great as good programmers need to write good readable code and document it. That's about it. Not using a mouse won't make you any better.

No one uses chrome

Guys, what do you do with those extra 2 seconds you save by not touching the mouse?

It's not only about time, but mental capacity for me. Subconsciously I use more mental drain to navigate with thr mouse than keyboard and get exhausted much quicker with the mouse.

Gatekeeper

My colleague tried learning Vim two years ago.
As a result he lost his job, lost his house, lost his family... And still he cannot exit Vim.

First learn programming then do this shit

My problem is that I have a 60% keyboard, I have to use fn for arrow keys

Me who has been using my trackpad all this time: Interesting

He knew we will use a mouse to dislike the video..

If I learn vim then I have to learn how to exit Vim cus it's too good

Why don't you learn how to flip bits with flowing air currents

Mice are now banned at the company. All workers will now have their wrists tied to their keyboards.

As software developer with 17 years of experience I could to say this is the dumbest thing I have heard.

I will never not click the save icon

Jokes on you, I use autosave

thank you for the tips

I am quite okay with my time being taken, I am not very okay with everyone's and server's time being taken , So I will sit back, relax and take a lot of time to write codes, that's the workflow I follow and I'd love to keep it that way.

Depends on the IDE. If you do game design you can forget about losing mouse. Also sublime text with the column editing using the mouse wheel button saves a ton of time

You want me to trackpad? Are you insane!?!??!

As a vim user i do also have a fun fact that is that if you don't actually use your mouse then there is 0% chance that you spill you coffee on your table 😂

The speed you can code matters a 0.00000001% regarding how good you are as a programmer.

The space is eating away on my time? A programmer is not a typing machine. Maybe this would be good advice for a shorthand writer but certainly not for a programmer. Software coding is 80% thought process, 10% reading process and 10% typing. Your advice doesnt sound like it comes from someone who knows the field.

Use vim😉

As soon as you said "Get rid of your mouse" I was like "oh god... he's gonna recommend Vim"

Ok but like the save button feels nice

"quality over quantity? What's that?"

Oldschool logic,

Oldschool logic,

next up we increase the productivity by removing the screen, since you waste time looking at it

learning vim wont teach you DSA