keyboard

I’m feeling pretty good about folding and unfolding blocks in Sublime Text. This week I think I’ll get a little better at using Slack. These are probably the most critical shortcuts to quickly moving around the Mac app. First up is the mother of all shortcuts, the shortcut shortcut. ⌘+? opens the help window for the keyboard shortcuts. Hit ESC to close it. I could be cheeky and say that’s the only shortcut you need, but that’s dumb.

Let’s try an experiment. Rather than post a huge number of keyboard shortcuts all at once, I’ll let you follow along as I wear new patterns into my brain. Sounds gross, right? It is. This week’s set of keyboard shortcuts are for Sublime Text and code folding. First, if you are using Sublime Text, go get the Filter Lines package. Here’s the lesson plan for this week: Habituate a few of the more generally useful Sublime Text keyboard shortcuts like selecting, moving and folding lines.