Typing Speed

>>55657394
In QWERTY, Dvorak, or Workman?

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>>55657635
Just choose a language and get started!

>>55657635
I switched to dvorak for the better part of 5 years starting in high school and never quite caught up to my typing speed on QWERTY. It took months to get comfortable typing on dvorak and less than a week to regain full speed on qwerty after I switched back. Muscle memory is a bitch.

>>55657686
I use the three interchangeably to make the hours spent sitting at my computer slightly more interesting.

>>55657684
Turns out I'm rather shit at typing Haskell in Dvorak on my first go.

Lesson Summary
typeable characters 542
typed characters 720
542 typeable characters
+ 61 incorrectly typed
+ 23 collaterally typed before backspacing
+ 89 backspaces
unproductive keystroke overhead 33%
720 typed characters — 542 typeable characters
542 typeable characters
elapsed time 2:54
wpm 37
542 typeable characters
5 characters per word
×
1
2:54

Using Dvorak on http://10fastfingers.com/typing-test/english I got Words per minute (WPM) 110
Keystrokes 549
(549 | 0)
Correct words 105
Wrong words 0
You are better than 99.02% of all users (position 1660 of 168907 - last 24 hours)

>>55657686
P.S. Getting over muscle memory goes much quicker when you switch back and forth in my experience.