#vim (1 post) I recently switched from Zed to Neovim as my editor of choice. It made coding fun again! Here’s how I did it and what I learned.
I did vimtutor in vim to get started.
It teaches movements and basic editing commands.
The format is genius in its simplicity: It’s just
a text file opened with Vim, with instructions and examples,
where you can try what you just learned.
After completing vimtutor, I wanted to try it on a real workload. I had recently switched from VSCode to Zed with VSCode keybindings. Luckily, Zed has a good Vim mode.