Coding in Stenography, Quick Demo

A short demonstration of writing a JavaScript FizzBuzz program using a stenography keyboard and chording.

Here's a quick steno demo where I write a simple FizzBuzz in JavaScript using a generator function. FizzBuzz is a program that prints out the numbers 1 to 100, except that if the number is divisible by 3, it prints "Fizz", if it's 5, it prints "Buzz", or if divisible by 3 and 5, it prints "FizzBuzz". This is just a quick presentation to demonstrate a little bit of my experience while coding in steno. I did it unscripted, so please excuse my rambling while I think about what I'm writing. I figured this would give viewers a general idea of what genuine coding looked like in steno (typos and all!) For you stenoheads, here are some briefs: GRAOEKT: greater-than symbol equals LAOEKT: less-than symbol equals STP-PLT: colon symbol, ":" without particular spacing R*R: return without capitalization F*UNGS: function* H*F: question mark symbol, "?" without particular spacing F-B: fizzbuzz F*B: FizzBuzz MO*D: percent symbol PL*US: + symbol PLULS: +=