Well after your article I decided to try it out. Won't be free for me on my project but it's already looking very interesting. Annoying that it corrects me in Markdown and not always when I notice! Thanks for this.
I'm glad it runs all locally - very important that for my stuff.
Yes sometimes it's pretty annoying but it strongly depends on which IDE are you using and your coding speed!
To fix that I think you need to think in a different way while you write your code, personally I switched from auto-completion to driven-completion (lol what's that 😂).
Basically, before using TabNine I was tabbing everything, letting the IDE complete the code for me.
Now with TabNine, I wait for its suggestions before tabbing (or alt-spacing) and let it write the right code for me. That's what I call a driven-completion.
I swear this might help you, any way you need a bunch of time to master this new way of coding.
PS. If you well document your code before writing it, the suggestions will be more precise.
Yeah I'm not sure why it's autocorrecting Markdown - on Webstorm - my CHANGELOG.md randomly has a version number that isn't right lol.
I can see what you mean on the tab to complete stuff, definitely interesting given all of the more complex structures it suggests. Never been a fan of editor shortcuts, but maybe....
It helps you with code first, and it "works" also with markdown, but as a syntax language it tries to help you with some suggestions calculated on your code, so it could mess a little bit up. Anyway, I've tried on a new markdown file and It's not happening, I think it is because is learning from your code and somehow it matches the wrong words. I'll check TabNine devs for that to learn more about this behaviour.
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Well after your article I decided to try it out. Won't be free for me on my project but it's already looking very interesting. Annoying that it corrects me in Markdown and not always when I notice! Thanks for this.
I'm glad it runs all locally - very important that for my stuff.
Hi Mike! Thanks for trying it!
Yes sometimes it's pretty annoying but it strongly depends on which IDE are you using and your coding speed!
To fix that I think you need to think in a different way while you write your code, personally I switched from auto-completion to driven-completion (lol what's that 😂).
Basically, before using TabNine I was tabbing everything, letting the IDE complete the code for me.
Now with TabNine, I wait for its suggestions before tabbing (or alt-spacing) and let it write the right code for me. That's what I call a driven-completion.
I swear this might help you, any way you need a bunch of time to master this new way of coding.
PS. If you well document your code before writing it, the suggestions will be more precise.
Yeah I'm not sure why it's autocorrecting Markdown - on Webstorm - my CHANGELOG.md randomly has a version number that isn't right lol.
I can see what you mean on the tab to complete stuff, definitely interesting given all of the more complex structures it suggests. Never been a fan of editor shortcuts, but maybe....
Damn, that's strange at all!
I think the plugin is reading all your files, and maybe it touches them.
According to FAQs:
I don't think it's changing your file metadata or something like that. Can I ask you to provide an example of what's happening? Maybe I can help you!
Well it's active in my Markdown - offering suggestions, which is a little unhelpful really - I'm not expecting my English to change on Enter
I typed this:
And it stuck a 7 on the end of the version number
It helps you with code first, and it "works" also with markdown, but as a syntax language it tries to help you with some suggestions calculated on your code, so it could mess a little bit up. Anyway, I've tried on a new markdown file and It's not happening, I think it is because is learning from your code and somehow it matches the wrong words. I'll check TabNine devs for that to learn more about this behaviour.