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Signed-off-by: Eli Uriegas <seemethere101@gmail.com>

Author: seemethere

content/blog/developing-with-ipad-pro.md

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 actually usable for a developer who mostly types on mechanical keyboards. So
 without further ado, here is my current developer setup for my iPad Pro!
 
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 # iPad Pro Specific Things
 
 ## Which terminal emulator should I use?
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 and fonts available on Github for anyone else to use / iterate upon, which
 is always a plus.
 
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 ## How's the keyboard case for the iPad Pro?
 
 Coming from someone who is pretty picky about their keyboard situation, the
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 in the keys to make you feel as though you've actually pushed a button.
 
 ### But what about no ESC key >:(
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 The lack of an `ESC` key is probably the most disappointing thing about the
 keyboard but it's still possible to function with my setup without a dedicated
 `ESC` key. Blink shell does have a few options for mapping `CAPS-LOCK` to `ESC`