Use vim as your main editor even though it's going to slow you down a lot. Learn while using it. Following tutorials is ok, but it doesn't help if you just keep on learning. You might not even need everything and it's ok to not know a lot of things.
Obvious advice: make sure to not give up. If it's too much, take a break. I stopped using vim couple of times, but in the end, I managed to use it as my main editor.
the best advice for sho. use it as main editor. also ignore distractions at first. it takes time to learn a few things and it is ok to ignore plugins and other things at the beginning. you are also be considerably slower for a while, but after you master it your productivity boost is going to pay off in my opinion
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Use vim as your main editor even though it's going to slow you down a lot. Learn while using it. Following tutorials is ok, but it doesn't help if you just keep on learning. You might not even need everything and it's ok to not know a lot of things.
Obvious advice: make sure to not give up. If it's too much, take a break. I stopped using vim couple of times, but in the end, I managed to use it as my main editor.
Thanks a lot man for the advice. A good point "learn while using it".
This is in fact the best advice. I did it and after two days of work I feel pretty much confortable to keep using it.
Thanks for sharing man
the best advice for sho. use it as main editor. also ignore distractions at first. it takes time to learn a few things and it is ok to ignore plugins and other things at the beginning. you are also be considerably slower for a while, but after you master it your productivity boost is going to pay off in my opinion