I even have keyboard shortcut to wrap hightlight text in a tag that I can quickly make anything I want (both open and close at the same time) and then continue to add attributes without any extra keystrokes (i.e. attributes don't go into the close tag).
keyboard MUCH > than any mouse edit if you type fast enough.
even keyboard shortcuts for git commands, and so many others.
vim can do a few things atom can not. atom packages can do a lot of things that vim can not. Both are good tools to use for different things, but for a majority of the coding, atom works better for me.
https://atom.io/packages/atom-pair that lets you see my open docs and we can both make changes to it after exchanging pair-codes (or whatever they call it)
Elixir has no loop commands. No for, no while. So I’ve been trying to do the algorithm challenges without them. I think I did all but one so far… My Javascript is too rusty.
This one, though, looks like it’s going to be too hard to do without a loop.
Because I feel like it. Now I'm going to see if I can pull the printer ink levels and put them in the home automation hub for display on the wall mount. cuz I can (or probably can, we shall see)
No time is late. Except maybe 8 xD since that’s when we start getting kicked out. It’s just coding and chatting around a table. With Mike busy, I’m not sure how many people will even show tho.
@SimplyPhy If you come, when you come in the building, go in both sets of doors. Once you are in the library proper, make a left and shortly you will see a staircase up.