workman

In the long run, the workman may be as necessary to his master as his master is to him; but the necessity is not so immediate.

It's safe to say that not all of that is going to people in hospitals or on workman's comp.

Never trust a workman with an invoice, and never trust abstraction to solve a fundamental problem.

Play around with some other layouts like Workman and see if they feel comfortable.

My friend was a physics major, not CS, and his programming style was cautious, conservative, and workman-like.

It's as workman-like as accounting or perhaps more akin to a sport.

I've seen far more programmers for other languages having a high opinion of themselves than PHP guys, which are more workman-like.

As a workman's toolbox, this thing is pretty awesome!

I'd probably look at Workman or one of the Q?

I use the Workman layout, and I like the layout...

Most of his cases were workman's comp fraud--he basically sat in a van all day, waiting to catch a photo of someone lifting a heavy object or engaging in vigorous exertion.

While I'm sure we'd all agree that it's preferable that languages enable developers by throwing up the least amount of hidden traps, at some point we need to stop blaming our tools like the proverbial bad workman.

In the construction trades that's known as a "workman's lien".

Can the Work tell the Workman, "You never made me?" Or the Made tell its Maker, "You do not know how?" Isaiah 29:13-16 >Once again the light of reason continues to chase away humanity's ancestral boogiemen.

The question is polarizing - you can find testimonials of people who tried Dvorak/Colemak/Workman/etc.

At this point though, I don't think his improvements would make it worthwhile for me to learn Workman.