The vscode shortcut is a great suggestion. I see you use very little in terms of autocompletes and linting etc - have you found it better to keep things quite "raw" in terms of becoming a better coder?
I don't like autocomplete because I find that it's too inconsistent, and oftentimes also too slow. It simply is faster and more consistent for me to just type it out.
I do use linting; however, given the scope of this project, I didn't want to introduce too much additional complexity. I use ESLint daily within professional projects, and I definitely consider it to be important.
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The vscode shortcut is a great suggestion. I see you use very little in terms of autocompletes and linting etc - have you found it better to keep things quite "raw" in terms of becoming a better coder?
I don't like autocomplete because I find that it's too inconsistent, and oftentimes also too slow. It simply is faster and more consistent for me to just type it out.
I do use linting; however, given the scope of this project, I didn't want to introduce too much additional complexity. I use ESLint daily within professional projects, and I definitely consider it to be important.