The name is a reference to Harry Potter books.
> They also offer zero discoverability for someone that did not read the manual (see the vim jokes). I don't see why I would use a specialized tool for hours a day without reading the manual. > good pointer UI + robust…
I could never remember what the ctrl/alt/shift modifiers do and never managed to get fluent with them - they also require repeating movement many times by holding/tapping the arrow keys until you get to where you want…
The difference for me was realizing that Shift-V % will typically highlight precisely what I want - though that's a bad example, visual mode is rare for me. More frequently it's something like `dap`, which works with a…
The name is a reference to Harry Potter books.
> They also offer zero discoverability for someone that did not read the manual (see the vim jokes). I don't see why I would use a specialized tool for hours a day without reading the manual. > good pointer UI + robust…
I could never remember what the ctrl/alt/shift modifiers do and never managed to get fluent with them - they also require repeating movement many times by holding/tapping the arrow keys until you get to where you want…
The difference for me was realizing that Shift-V % will typically highlight precisely what I want - though that's a bad example, visual mode is rare for me. More frequently it's something like `dap`, which works with a…