Comment on Ask HN: How can you make a MacBookPro keyboard productive for programming?parentComments−haney12yThere are keyboard shortcuts for much of this behavior:ctrl+a goes to the beginning of a line ctrl+e goes to the end ctrl+k deletes a line−jcutrell12yI've been very productive with these key bindings. Ctrl+d is forward delete.There's also a lot of other possibilities with plugins for a given editor, like Vim-style bindings in Sublime.I haven't yet found any real restrictions in my workflow once I learned some of those.Take a look at the shortcuts in nano; pretty simple stuff can help a lot. Ctrl + Y = page up. Ctrl + v = page down. Ctrl+x = exit.
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There are keyboard shortcuts for much of this behavior:
ctrl+a goes to the beginning of a line ctrl+e goes to the end ctrl+k deletes a line
I've been very productive with these key bindings. Ctrl+d is forward delete.
There's also a lot of other possibilities with plugins for a given editor, like Vim-style bindings in Sublime.
I haven't yet found any real restrictions in my workflow once I learned some of those.
Take a look at the shortcuts in nano; pretty simple stuff can help a lot. Ctrl + Y = page up. Ctrl + v = page down. Ctrl+x = exit.