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You can use Dynamic Keystroke to add '(' and ')'. Just add a key with DKS, first key shift, next key 8 - and activate them both in the first column (my case 2mm). Then the key will work as if the shift modifier is held. You can add up to 4 keys that way (sample profile code: f370e4a134ef5fe2a5e8368a9ddb1085768e)

it has an octothorp # in front a bang would be ! @04:32

Have you looked at the Kinesis Advantage 360? It’s a similar concept, but uses geometries that have been used in their contoured keyboards for decades. It comes in a basic wired version using a custom firmware and a wireless “professional” model using ZMK.

I am waiting for the day when we can fully make web apps with only python no workarounds

There are a lot of these keyboards and they are all insanely expensive. Seems like finding the one you like could easily turn into 1500 euro adventure. Which is a bit much for a keyboard you know you will replace anyway.

Can't wait when keyboards will have bendable oled screens on keycaps. Would make getting around these layers a lot easier. Also would turn your keyboard into second monitor.

Analog keys will come to all kinds of keyboards. They simply make too much sense. Can even properly emulate gamepads xD

As a sweaty gamer I must say that I would totally buy a cool looking ergo split keyboard if it was hall effect in design, and matched the Wooting software experience. I've moddified just about every non-alphabet character key on my 60he, and love the rapid trigger functionality. And yea, the mod tap multi-mode button feature is rad too. Like in Valorant for instance, I set the E key to equip the spike at the first 2mm of travel, and when the switch bottoms out I begin the plant. Instead of having to equip the spike with key 4, and plant with E I'm able to do it all on one key. Was a really big deal until Riot added the plant without equipping action as an option. lol

Is the "timing" issue only if you mod the keyboard? If I get this keyboard to just have a "great" quality split keyboard that I have no plans on modifying, will I be happy? Does it have a "timing" issue if you don't want to customize? Thank you.

This is really cool, Subscribed! ❤wondering if you can watch for event changes like mouse tracking, scroll position etc into python, thx

Great review, calm and detailed. Love this board. Made me learn to touch type like no other board did before. Using engrammer layout, my only grime is that I can not get used to game on it yet, even with a gaming layer. Who has the time to play games anyway..

I bought a ZSA Plank and I’m very happy with it. Inlove the brand but I don’t like the 5 lines layout. Since I don’t think they’ll go back to the 4 line’s layout, I will be moving to other options like the Corne GLP

Im sure wooting will hear your request

Love your videos. Hoping you might have an answer for me. I'm a court reporter. Not very techy. In my reporting software, I can hold the space bar down with my thumb and all my letters become anything I want: macros, move up a line, move down a line, copy, paste, cap, etc. When I release the space bar, I can type like normal. Ever since Win7 came out, the "space bar commands" don't work and the software company says sorry, learn this new way to edit. I don't want to learn a new way lol. Like your videos suggest, keeping your hands on the home base row means less movement and makes it so easy to edit transcripts. I've tried an app called HotKeys which will let you program the keys. It works but it puts a space because you hit the space bar. With the keyboards you're reviewing, do you think I could program it so when the space bar is held down I can use my keys to move around the transcripts without it adding a space? Nobody really understands what I'm trying to do. But then again, I was born in the 1900's and most of my friends can barely get on Instagram!

Reminds me of similar thing in common lisp where you can use spinneret for html, css-selectors for css parenscript for js and hunchentoot to serve it, basically never exiting common lisp

I'll do the F and J home row mod for Shift. I did the Esc tap, and Capslock hold with the Capslock key. And the |\ I don't seem to use ever, so I made that the Fn lock. I got thumbkeys, so my enter and backspace is there together with the spacebar.

People used to gin together home grown systems like this all the time by combining client side templating frameworks like KnockoutJS with XMLHttpRequest (AJAX) and doing DOM replacement (jQuery) and server rendered content (sometimes partial, sometimes full) I even worked on a rather large set of internal applications for a big company whose names starts with I and ends with L that was 250k+ lines of code with over 80 applications in the mid 2000's doing just what HTMX does except it was in VBS instead of JavaScript (uggh). Unless there is some mechanism for doing client side logic via Python, you haven't really improved much as you will quickly run into situations for any complicated application where the out of the box client side binding constructs from HTMX won't do something you need to do and making HTTP calls to the backend for stateless kinds of work will create too much latency. Maybe using JS will be manageable because the volume of JS you need will be smaller than a traditional SPA style app, but you will eventually start pulling in other frameworks to do styling, 3d rendering, talk to 3rd party API's, embedded fragments (IFrames), inter component communication (postMessage), client side processing (web workers) or things like mobile first designs and you end up having to write a bunch of client side code because an ecosystem like HTMX doesn't have a rich enough model to support those kinds of clients / interactions. Even worse, you may end up writing a ton of JavaScript embedded in your HTML templates / objects because purity demands that you don't include JavaScript in your code base. I think if the authors could get Python isometrically supported for FastHTML in the client using something like PyScript, there would be a good chance this goes somewhere, but once you go down that path, maybe we should also just get on the WebAsm train and use whatever language fits the organizations needs?

Lol JavaScript isn’t bad enough? now we need to bring Python into it 🤦🏻‍♂️

These Rapid-trigger keyboards is just OP for competitive FPS, i've switched recently to Womier M68 HE and difference is insane. Previously i've played on Scylla 5x3 and ergonomic wise they obviously better, i've felt less tired after long sessions but Rapid-trigger feature simply won. And i end up using different keyboards for gaming and work. Right now building custom split on magnets is a nightmare, it's pricey, it's time consuming, maybe in future it would change but seems like it's very niche thing sadly.

Buuut, when the html spec changes, dows this not introduce unnecessary dependencies? Would pho templates in flask not offer much mire control with almost all the same benefits? (Asking as someone who programs in flask and htmx with amateur knowlege)

thoughtful review from a non-gaming perspective.

just don't use the number row :) and try Miryoku, it's designed for keyboards like this one.

Love these ZSA boards! Started with the Moonlander -which has a palm rest, btw. Was so impressed by it, I coughed up the $$ for the Voyager for use with my laptop while on the go.

I've just ordered a ergodox "hot dox" and hopefully I can install vial on it, the website only mentions VIA. Adding those 3d key caps, if possible, would be cool as well

Python progmmers reinventing the wheel again just to not use the right tool for the job.

Nice video thanks

Thanks, very interesting 🎉

Good stuff!

I’m not going to touch that, I’m old, tired of this stuff, I was happy with angularjs, then all this next js trend code just to get a job but unhappy, now I’m interested in AstroJS and I feel that i will find the happiness again.

I appreciate the work and idea behind this work. But I am not sure if asking the server to return us each html "component" can take us somewhere. Especially on larger applications. I should mention that most of the clients' devices are able to do this work. Why should we do them on the server? This definitely raises the costs of servers. If we really need to run Python for the client side, why just not use webassembly?

Honestly, I'm kinda surprised it's taken so long for someone to come up with something like this, given what a convoluted mess web development has become.

help! i edit the key in VIA but nothing change. still default key. Do I need to press confirm? I can't find confirm anywhere

I'm enjoying the hell out of my Dygma Defy - I experimented with welled layouts a bit before investing, but decided I would get more from the tenting and that has proven correct for me.

I've had them for 3 months now, and did not know the extra buttons had nobs in them .. I feel dumb and happy at the same time now

Great video, thank your for the demo i have learned a lot!!

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does sponsored mean that you keep the keyboard?

I enjoyed this video. Thank you!

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Great video! We are glad that you like your tilting kit and thank you this detailed review <3

Sick! Recently got a wireless Lily 58 from Typeractive and loving the 58 key layout but this tilt looks excellent

8:25 yes this is what I want exactly I have bad thumb issues and every time I stretch my thumb from inwards to outwards it gives me a bad stretch but if I could get a keyboard in which I can do the space function by not extending the thumb from inverse to outwards but actually the opposite that is doing it from outwards to inwards that will make my rsi much easier can you please tell me what split keyboard should I invest in that will allow me to do this the best

I saw the wildcard import on the first line and ... no.

Please share links, want to get the similar.

Hey so I have hand tenosynovitis which severely limits the amount of movement I can do with my thumb which is move it from my index finger and stretched all the way out so I am looking for a keyboard that will allow me to do this stretching the least would you say the glove 80 would be a better keyboard for me or voyager do you have any other recommendations well I would appreciate it so much

What tech are you using to write on the screen?

Does this still work?

very expensive

i didn't check it out yet but i'm wondering how to use tailwind to style it, and this would make a lot of neat css tricks easier with python instead of css attributes

My ears heard click but my eyes read dick @5:00