it would be super awesome, to have additional mode, something like monkeytype but for editing.
The user would load a training layout, e.g. 3 buffers with some code in it
and there would be a script/instructions to follow:
go to window 3, edit line 33, replace print with debug
go to window 1, change brackets surrounding lines 30-25, from {} to []
copy text from window 1 line 12 to window 2 line 13
delete text/lines from window 3 lines 32
place cursor in window 2 line 32 col 4
the script would be displayed either in a separate buffer, or ideally, visual indicators would be placed directly into the training layout buffers
User could race against time, or against amount of keypresses (lower=better).
Stats would be written to .org file.
Training layouts & script/instructions would also come in .org format - easy to share, modify and load.
People could measure and compare their emacs usage speed, and tweak configs accordingly.
to continue discussion on https://github.com/martinbaillie/evil-motion-trainer/issues/3 - however this one is a little bit far fetched
it would be super awesome, to have additional mode, something like monkeytype but for editing. The user would load a training layout, e.g. 3 buffers with some code in it
and there would be a script/instructions to follow:
the script would be displayed either in a separate buffer, or ideally, visual indicators would be placed directly into the training layout buffers
User could race against time, or against amount of keypresses (lower=better). Stats would be written to
.orgfile. Training layouts & script/instructions would also come in.orgformat - easy to share, modify and load. People could measure and compare their emacs usage speed, and tweak configs accordingly.I'd happily do that as a daily routine :)