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Nice article!
One small suggestion: Dev.to supports kbd-tags for marking keyboard shortcuts. Looks prettier than code formatting, e.g. ctrl+v
I have a blog post on how to add kbd-tags automatically with a single regex-based operation in VSCode: tkainrad.dev/posts/automatically-a...
Considering that you are passionate about keyboard shortcuts, you might be interested in trying out KeyCombiner. It is a tool to organize, learn, and practice keyboard shortcuts that I recently used to learn all VSCode shortcuts. It also has a public table of Vim shortcuts that has lots of filtering and searching capabilities.
Thanks! I updated the post to use the kbd tags. They definitely look cleaner.
I'll have to check out KeyCombiner as well. Looks like a handy tool.
Appreciate the feedback :)
You are welcome! I think it was fine before already, but looks even better now :)
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Nice article!
One small suggestion: Dev.to supports kbd-tags for marking keyboard shortcuts. Looks prettier than code formatting, e.g. ctrl+v
I have a blog post on how to add kbd-tags automatically with a single regex-based operation in VSCode: tkainrad.dev/posts/automatically-a...
Considering that you are passionate about keyboard shortcuts, you might be interested in trying out KeyCombiner. It is a tool to organize, learn, and practice keyboard shortcuts that I recently used to learn all VSCode shortcuts. It also has a public table of Vim shortcuts that has lots of filtering and searching capabilities.
Thanks! I updated the post to use the kbd tags. They definitely look cleaner.
I'll have to check out KeyCombiner as well. Looks like a handy tool.
Appreciate the feedback :)
You are welcome!
I think it was fine before already, but looks even better now :)