I have read vim resources like practical vim and mastering vim books. They helped me a lot when i was switching from sublime to vim. You can have a look at them when you are free.
I am just curious to know have you read the above mentioned resources? I am using mvim right now and after reading your post it seems I am missing out on a lot of things by not giving vscode a try.
Thanks for your comment. I didn't read those books, but I was used to read a lot of blog posts, other people's config files and see talks from youtube (thoughtbot mostly).
I'm reading about mastering vim and it looks very interesting, I will take a deeper look on that later, thank you for you recommendation.
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I have read vim resources like practical vim and mastering vim books. They helped me a lot when i was switching from sublime to vim. You can have a look at them when you are free.
I am just curious to know have you read the above mentioned resources? I am using mvim right now and after reading your post it seems I am missing out on a lot of things by not giving vscode a try.
Thanks for your comment. I didn't read those books, but I was used to read a lot of blog posts, other people's config files and see talks from youtube (thoughtbot mostly).
I'm reading about
mastering vimand it looks very interesting, I will take a deeper look on that later, thank you for you recommendation.