I think with Dactyl Manuform it's also easier to reach the F-keys. After I paid attention I noticed it's very hard to travel to the F-keys without leaving the default position with my other fingers.
I see, thanks for the reply. I think I can't really judge if I never tried it, but I think that adding an additional key to achieve the shortcuts might make it a little bit awkward. A lot of shortcuts I'm using already need three fingers(shift + cmd + some F-Key)
I agree that the usage of the F-Keys is a little bit complicated, especially if you have small fingers.
A lot of the shortcuts I'm using in my IDE(intellij) are including one of the F-keys. I see that most of those keyboards are not having the top row with the F-keys, so I'm wondering how others deal with this? This was also the reason I bought the Logitech Ergo K860, which is so far pretty ok.
Hard to tell, but from my(developer) point of view I see it as a big benefit to be able to see the code. Plus it gives me the option, in case I like the service and it is discontinued for any reason, to just host it by myself. Also it adds another layer of trust and I have the feeling I can influence the product.
>Do you see model like Ghost could be a strategy to grow Open Source SaaS products?
Definitely, I think Ghost is a very good and successful example of Open Source SaaS.
I really like that more and more developers are doing the open-source/paid service option(no idea what's the term for it). I personally think it's great for both developers and their customers/users.
I was looking forward to this as well. But then noticed you have to write the fun keyword in front of the interface. Which makes it more like a workaround than a language feature to me.
good article, I agree with most of the things.
However code reviews that only have comments about code style are kinda useless in my opinion. I rather get 50 comments about how to improve my code instead of missed formatting. (which can be also done automatically)