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One of the best Skills I've learned as a Programmer

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+ Last updated: 19 april 2026 +
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There are many different skills one might invest it when getting into programming. +There is a plethora of programming languages, each with their unique appeal. +And within each language ecosystem, a plethora of web frameworks and stuff to learn.

+

But for me, one of the greatest investments came from something else altogether: +learning how to touch type.

+

For those of you that don't know, touch typing basically means typing without +looking at your keyboard. But I include in the definition typing with all your +fingers.

+

Before learning to touch type, I only used both my index fingers. I literally did +not use any other finger. One day, I decided to change that and started dedicating +a lot of time to acquiring the ability to touch type.

+

There was a free website I used for this, whose name I have since forgotten. +Something like typingrace of something like that.

+

Anywho, today, I can write at ~120 WPM, which is not a crazy speed, but pretty +respectable, if I may say so myself. Sometimes I just like typing whatever to feel +the vertigo as my fingers speed through my keyboard.

+

Also, this is a transferable skill, so if you can't touch type yet, I encourage you +to. +

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+ + diff --git a/public/index.html b/public/index.html index 3300f9d..1b10eb8 100644 --- a/public/index.html +++ b/public/index.html @@ -39,6 +39,10 @@

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