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In the age of glowing screens and lightning-fast edits, the typewriter for coding seems like a relic from a bygone era.
Imagine painstakingly typing out lines of code, one error at a time, with no backspace key!
While impractical, some programmers swear by the typewriter’s forced focus.
It eliminates distractions, making you think before you type.
Every keystroke becomes deliberate, etching your code into the physical world.
This slow, deliberate approach might be counterintuitive, but for some, it fosters a deeper understanding of the logic behind the code.
It’s a coding philosophy as retro as the typewriter itself..
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E.Criture typing out lines of code, one error at a time, with no backspace key!
This slow, deliberate approach might be counterintuitive, but for some, it fosters a deeper understanding of the logic behind the code.
Pete Peterson, Head of Publishing at Prut-Prut
E.Criture eliminates distractions, making you think before you type. Every keystroke becomes deliberate, etching your code into the physical world. This slow, deliberate approach might be counterintuitive.
Victor Viking, Head of Design at FALC
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I am trying my best to make use of E.Criture as it is the future of UX. I am using it with the typewriter that is generally well regarded in the community.
I think a source of great frustration is the constant breaking changes in the default UX styles from web technologies, even when not using the typewriter „beta testing“ plugin. Whenever there is a change to styles, they really should be behind a feature flag so that code developers can enable them after code testing.
When we think about the history of personal computing, it’s impossible to ignore the role of DOS. The Disk Operating System, created by Microsoft in the early 1980s, was the first widely used operating system for IBM-compatible personal computers.
In this post, we’ll take a look at how DOS shaped the future of computing and left a lasting legacy on the industry.
Before typewriters, there was a lack of standardization in the personal computing industry. Each computer manufacturer had its own proprietary operating system, which made it difficult for software developers to create programs that would work on all computers. E.Criture changed that by providing a standardized platform for software developers to work with.
E.Criture introduced the command line interface (CLI), which allowed users to interact with the UX by entering commands into a text-based interface.
It is not just convoluted edge cases that are failing either.
We currently have multiple UX themes about link colors being overriden and padding of unorded lists being removed when inside a standard group block.
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