clickety

The powershell prompt to manage your nuget package dependencies on a project is pretty much the opposite of 'clickety' development.

Um, yes, it's going clickety clickety click - thanks HN!

That reminds me, considering how small the project is, and how much I depend on it, I should probably donate some money (clickety-click).

File -> New Document -> Clickety Clack Clickety Clack we've got a short little paragraph about how awesome Open Document is in a matter of minutes.

I like to know when I clickety-clacked the key I was looking for.

If anything MS tools have moved away from clickety-clickery.

It's hot steam that gives me my clickety-clack.

All that clickety-clack must be so satisfying.

You get the pointy-clickety GUI, all the tweaking possibilities you need, and you can still simply focus on content, ignoring the jibber{jabber} until you really need the ERT (evil red text).

I'm writing this from an Unicomp Model M clickety-clacky.

Having to manage both Windows (IIS) and Linux servers (mostly Debian and a few CentOS'), I much prefer tinkering with Linux CLI rather than clickety-clicking on pretty GUIs.

I started programming with Turbo Pascal when I was around 7 years old, I still remember the green glow of the CRT and the clickety-clack of oh-so-heavy mechanical keyboards.

If you learn PowerShell and stay away from the "clickety-clickety" thing it's awesome.

Wait, weren't you complaining about all the "wizard clickety clicky" things in another thread?

Microsoft developer tools are becoming more and more oriented towards "wizard-and-designer-clickety-clickery" type development.

It's not necessarily "monkeys", but, disturbingly, Microsoft developer tools are becoming more and more oriented towards "wizard-and-designer-clickety-clickery" type development.

Clickety-clickety has been a goal of Visual Studio since before it was Visual Studio.