My coding behavior:
1. console.log("Hello World");
2. CTRL S
3. this.date=moment();
4. CTRL S
5. const yesterday = this.date
6. CTRL S
7. Open Chrome Browser to preview
8. Accidentally pressed CTRL S and saved that page

Rip JetBrains

Normal.

Or when you're so used to copying in terminal, you ctrl+shift+c in chromium

THE NUMBER OF TIMES i have almost saved a page..
Yes..
Have a ++.

Ps. You forgot the MANY CTRL S spam inbetween

Sometimes I save when my project isn't working, even though I know just by saving, my program won't magically work ...

VS Code || JetBrains = forget about CTRL + S

Though I'm sure other IDE's can be configured for auto save

But I don't dare to enable it in XCode, its auto index alone kills the system, I wonder what will happen if it has auto save enabled -_-

#!/usr/bin/perl
<ESC>
:w

use strict:
<ESC>
:w

Ctrl+S on your own page means you're backing it up.
All good!

I save with Ctrl+x Ctrl+s , what is this Ctrl+s you speak about?

@bahua I used to have a lot of random :wq and hjkl stuff in slack messages, to which my boss always responded: "Are you using vim again?"

Learning vim is easy... unlearning it is hard.

Same here. It also works the other way around - trying to save a file in JetBrains using ":wq" after working in vim. Or hitting "i" to edit

Writes really nice class:

CTRL+S+S+S+S+S

@beriba intellij works flawless with emacs key bindings 😍😍😍

@azous I'm on the vim side in this holy war so i won't try that. And I don't have six fingers ;)

@beriba I know 😜
Why six fingers? Didn't get it 🤔

@azous I once saw some key bindings for emacs and they looked like you need six fingers on one hand to use them. I don't remember if they were default or custom tho

don't you have "autosave on frame deactivation"in jetbrains? you simply alt-tab and everything is refreshed automatically by your ide

this habit went off when i replaced saving by committing

This is so normal:

How about:

var;
Ctrl+s
Git commit

var = Opttion {};
Ctrl+s
Git commit

And so on