Adapting to Programming with One Hand: Tips and Tools

I'm reaching out to see if anyone else has faced similar challenges and found effective ways to manage programming with just their right hand. Last year, I had a stroke that left my left arm and hand non-functional. Previously, I was a fast typist, hitting over 130 wpm, and deftly navigating through my IDE and documentation. However, I've found it really tricky to use hotkeys now—most of them are on the left side of the keyboard. As a result, I've become more reliant on a hunt-and-peck style of typing, which really slows down my coding process.

While I've made some strides using IDE features, the issue with hotkeys persists. I'm considering getting a mouse with programmable keys that I can easily reach with my right thumb—but most gaming mice I've seen only offer limited remapping options that affect typing numbers, which isn't ideal. I'm looking for recommendations on mice that would let me remap functions like copy/paste and window switching for easier access with only my right hand. If anyone has experience adapting to similar situations, I'd also appreciate any tips, strategies, or specialized software that could help improve my programming efficiency. I did try a one-handed keyboard during rehab but found it lacking. Finally, I've heard suggestions for voice-to-text programs, but most of them struggle with programming variable names. If there are any voice solutions better suited for coding, I'd love to hear about those too. Thanks for any advice—I'm just trying to navigate this new reality and keep my coding skills sharp!