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CodeReddit: Cover UI for Reddit at Work
Nifty idea, but really lacking 2 obvious features
1) Make a dark version. Who codes on white?
2) Remap H J K L to arrow keys
whalesalad
on Jan 7, 2016
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The mad man behind aprilzero.com uses a non-monospace font on a light background last time I checked. What an animal.
Killswitch
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Also skin it to look like an editor, and then have the user go full screen, because who codes in a browser window?
JorgeGT
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I manage my blog (uses Jekyll) in Cloud9, one of those web-IDEs with a VPS backend, and it's great. You can get access to your own dev-box from any browser.
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I code in default themed chrome if I'm just making a simple webpage! Dev tools has become really capable, but that's hardly programming ;)
crayak
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Agreed... though you can do a few simple inspector edits that let you change the background and link colors to make it appear the way you want it.
glitchdout
on Jan 10, 2016
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http://codereddit.net/
uses a dark theme.
molteanu
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for 2), Firefox + Keysnail works great for me. Awesome keybindings everywhere.
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1) Make a dark version. Who codes on white?
2) Remap H J K L to arrow keys