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Why Programmers should use the Dvorak Keyboard LayoutAs a computer professional, you've probably done some typing over the years. A lot of typing. And your hands don't always love you for it. If you are concerned about catching the carpal tunnel syndrome, you should be looking into Dvorak keyboards.
Johnno tried to peer out onto Lygon Street through the dusty windows of Joe's Bazaar, but the failing Melbourne sun wasn't having anything to do with it. Shapes devoid of definition slid past, like a living expressionist painting.
Microsoft sets date for Xbox 360 ChatpadMicrosoft has revealed the release date for its forthcoming Chatpad, a small keyboard designed to attach to the Xbox 360 controller.
The Samsung SCH-U740The Samsung SCH-U740 is designed for a much better texting experience. It has a QWERTY keypad, Bluetooth, V Cast and weighs 3.6 ounces.
How Is An AK-47 Like A QWERTY keyboard?Oxford University's Phillip Killicoat sure knows how to pick a paper title. Weaponomics: The Global Market for Assault Rifles" is like a spectacular car wreck on the freeway -- you just can't avert your eyes. (Thanks to the Private Sector Development blog for the link.)
When I read the original Dvorak keyboard article I was fascinated, but commented that I was very apprehensive about making the switch. I absolutely meant it. But as time went by, I began to feel that the Dvorak keyboard was threatening my manhood.
The Dvorak Keyboard and YouThe standard "QWERTY" keyboard was not designed with ease of typing in mind. Rather, it was designed to keep early typewriters from jamming. 130 years later, in the age of computers, people are still using this awkward, inefficient keyboard layout.
Is DVORAK Gaining Traction Among Coders?"At a recent Seattle Ruby Brigade hack night someone asked how many people used the DVORAK keyboard layout. Out of 9 people, 7 used DVORAK and only 2 were using QWERTY. I personally made the switch last Christmas, after 25 years of typing with QWERTY.
Qwerty Keyboard MonumentA photo of a monument in the Russian city Ekaterinburg to the QWERTY keyboard. Made out of stones, it is tough to notice until you come right up on it.
I am one of the chronic latecomers to technology, the last on on my block to own a cellphone, i still don't have a microwave - you get the picture.
What Does a Chinese Keyboard Look Like?Interesting article describing how keyboards and typing is different in PRC.
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