On: Learning to Touch Type Again

[mellosouls]

Another upvote for keybr here, a couple of weeks last year half an hour a day got me touch typing.

Also recommended: typelit.io, where you type books out.

For a small subscription you can upload your own books, convenient for bookclub/typing practice killing-two-birds efforts.

https://www.typelit.io/

[throw1234651234 → mellosouls]

Typing books is half the battle for programmers (if you are one). I bet your wpm drops in half once you start needing common-code characters:

http://wpm-test.com/programming-typing-test/

The one thing I struggle with is arrow keys and/or ctrl+arrow to go the end of the word or needing home/end to go to the end of the line. I don't want a non-standard programmed keyboard/layout, but it really slows things down when writing code.

[brenainn → throw1234651234]

https://typing.io/ is a good one for practice

[throw1234651234 → brenainn]

Definitely, I was even going to pay for it, but I feel like I need to dedicate at least 30m to an hour a day for a month, and I just can't be bothered.