SkillSculpt lets developers who hesitate to learn complex editors or tiling window managers get bite‑sized, gamified tutorials that run inside their existing workflow, measuring real‑world productivity gains. By automatically adjusting the learning path based on progress, it turns time spent learning into tangible work outcomes.
For me, boomer editors (mostly nvim to be honest) join a long list of other things like tiling window managers as something I genuinely want to learn, but that I can never justify learning over either learning something else or doing "real work". I've been slowly introducing both and making gradual progress, but its extremely slow
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