Honestly. it feels like the language is losing something. I'm having a hard time identifying what that is, but I think it's something like the 'Rusty-ness' of the language, similar to how code can be more or less 'Pythonic'.
The language is still in flux and there is only one way to find out whether we will miss '~'. Let's do it.
Small but irritating issue: The clicking and editing mechanics of Firefox's CSS 'Rules' sidebar is just-a-bit too sticky. It'd be nice to be able to use the arrow keys to move around different fields instead of just TAB and SHIFT + TAB.
The left - right keys should obviously only jump fields once the cursor is at the edge of the current field. Kinda like Microsoft Excel cells, if you know what I mean.
Small but irritating issue: The clicking and editing mechanics of Firefox's CSS 'Rules' sidebar is just-a-bit too sticky. It'd be nice to be able to use the arrow keys to move around different fields instead of just TAB and SHIFT + TAB.
The left - right keys should obviously only jump fields once the cursor is at the edge of the current field. Kinda like Microsoft Excel cells, if you know what I mean.
For an opposing example, look at the world of JavaScript.