I’ve only dipped my toes in so far, but a really great thing is you can have multiple full length-half width windows open if you need multiple references to whatever you’re working on.
Simple example: you’re designing a middleware app. You can set up the windows
backend code | your code | frontend code
or
documentation | your code | reference code
In a tiler you’d probably have to make them half-length, switch them out, put them on other workspaces… In a scrolling wm you can just scroll back and forth, with your work still on your screen:
[ documentation | your code ]
scroll right
[ your code | reference code ]
scroll left
[ documentation | your code ]
(of course you can set this up with more than two columns)
I find it’s a really really nice and smooth workflow
I’ve only dipped my toes in so far, but a really great thing is you can have multiple full length-half width windows open if you need multiple references to whatever you’re working on.
Simple example: you’re designing a middleware app. You can set up the windows
backend code | your code | frontend code
or
documentation | your code | reference code
In a tiler you’d probably have to make them half-length, switch them out, put them on other workspaces… In a scrolling wm you can just scroll back and forth, with your work still on your screen:
[ documentation | your code ]
scroll right
[ your code | reference code ]
scroll left
[ documentation | your code ]
(of course you can set this up with more than two columns)
I find it’s a really really nice and smooth workflow