For me, with 10 macro keys on my keyboard and 4 on my mouse and combined with Razor profile on their software it means that depending on what I do I can:
1- On online RPG games like GuildWars1/2 I can press one macro key and a full chain of several keystrokes simulating skills with intended delays between them is send to the game. I don't even have all 14 macro keys programmed, most is 10 when I play monk (healer class).
2- For programming, depending on what I am in (Code view / Visual / SQL builder etc) I do use all 14 keys and combined with different profiles, I can type most used declaring prototypes / build a test form / write most common SQL queries - to the extent that I can press a few keys and the equivalent of several dozens of key presses are poured in, which allows me to be truly proficient.
Of course, all these are based on my experience and they piled up in years, but the end idea is the same - get a cross-platform IDE and you can create just as easy in Raspberry Pi as in Windows your applications.
1- On online RPG games like GuildWars1/2 I can press one macro key and a full chain of several keystrokes simulating skills with intended delays between them is send to the game. I don't even have all 14 macro keys programmed, most is 10 when I play monk (healer class).
2- For programming, depending on what I am in (Code view / Visual / SQL builder etc) I do use all 14 keys and combined with different profiles, I can type most used declaring prototypes / build a test form / write most common SQL queries - to the extent that I can press a few keys and the equivalent of several dozens of key presses are poured in, which allows me to be truly proficient.
Of course, all these are based on my experience and they piled up in years, but the end idea is the same - get a cross-platform IDE and you can create just as easy in Raspberry Pi as in Windows your applications.