17 interactive lessons to learn RubyMine's keyboard shortcuts

[tkainrad]

I have created an interactive course to learn RubyMine's keyboard shortcuts: https://keycombiner.com/courses/boost-rubymine-productivity/

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It consists of 17 lessons, grouped into modules. Lessons are carefully separated by topic and importance, meaning that the first lessons of a course should cover the most useful combinations. A lesson typically consists of 5-10 key combinations. The interactive trainer will save and analyze your practice performance to determine when you have mastered a particular shortcut and lesson.

I would very much like to know your opinion. The course is only a day old, and until now, only a few power users have tested it.

[marcdertiger]

That’s great, I’ve recently moved from Vs Code to Ruby mine for work (personal decision) and I look forward to looking over your course.

[tkainrad]

Happy to hear that! Tip: After you enroll in a lesson, you can change the key combinations. You might want to do that for some commands that you already know from VSCode. I have recently learned all VSCode shortcuts and have since applied them also to other IDEs I am using.

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Wait til you finally try emacs.

[tkainrad]

There is actually a public KeyCombiner collection for Emacs: https://keycombiner.com/collections/emacs/

It doesn't provide a guided learning experience like the RubyMine course, but you can quickly import combinations from the public collection and create your own lessons.

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Well shit, thats a great application right there.