You will benefit from typing twice faster only if you think faster than you type at the moment. I personally can type faster than my thoughts go, therefore often I type in lots of bullshit inside necessary code.
This is a nice tip, but there could be a strong argument about better ways to do this. The most obvious way is to make a small library of functions (or something like php include files) that do this dynamically. One advantage is that if you use this on multiple pages (something like htmlStart() and htmlEnd()) and then decide the start should include something new (eg, a site-wide meta tag) you could change it in just one place. You could even change the functions to load from a database.
@cesoid i agree to some degree, most programmers believe their situation is the only one - like the guys advertising the beloved vim,emacs,eclipse...
i have my own personal library that i could just pop in the webserver, but lets say i client calls me and i have to make a single page redirect in a website that was not developed by me, i could use a single line of html code not my entire library.
If you want to code twice as fast, learn Perl.
passantgardant 1 month ago
You will benefit from typing twice faster only if you think faster than you type at the moment. I personally can type faster than my thoughts go, therefore often I type in lots of bullshit inside necessary code.
truegff 2 months ago
actually most tools have it built in, notepad++ itself have a plugin that stores your code snippets
levilisko 2 months ago
spammer tool -.-
STR3AMtw 3 months ago
if youre a coder, just code that functionality yourself....
Nevyle 3 months ago
come on! just use vim or emacs...
HCHalst 4 months ago 10
eclipse? anyone? :3
bloodychan 4 months ago
Also can try Auto Hot Key
redraiment 8 months ago 2
This is a nice tip, but there could be a strong argument about better ways to do this. The most obvious way is to make a small library of functions (or something like php include files) that do this dynamically. One advantage is that if you use this on multiple pages (something like htmlStart() and htmlEnd()) and then decide the start should include something new (eg, a site-wide meta tag) you could change it in just one place. You could even change the functions to load from a database.
cesoid 8 months ago
@cesoid i agree to some degree, most programmers believe their situation is the only one - like the guys advertising the beloved vim,emacs,eclipse...
i have my own personal library that i could just pop in the webserver, but lets say i client calls me and i have to make a single page redirect in a website that was not developed by me, i could use a single line of html code not my entire library.
levilisko 2 months ago
wow really nice tip of the hotstring program!
tnx!
stupido103 1 year ago
nice one!
Thanks.
IslamPlanet 1 year ago