im still thinking either I wanna try vim/nvim or still using vs code. hm
use what's best for your use case
im quite a noob here. will it be okay if you give what kind of use case that is better for which one? cause, it will take time to get used to vim tho.
If you are a beginner, start with VS code because it's simple and easy to use. When you become quite experienced enough, you can try vim too.
Nice! thanks for the suggestions. Nevertheless, will start using vim sooner or later to try it out!
Great
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im still thinking either I wanna try vim/nvim or still using vs code. hm
use what's best for your use case
im quite a noob here. will it be okay if you give what kind of use case that is better for which one?
cause, it will take time to get used to vim tho.
If you are a beginner, start with VS code because it's simple and easy to use. When you become quite experienced enough, you can try vim too.
Nice! thanks for the suggestions. Nevertheless, will start using vim sooner or later to try it out!
Great