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Yeah, that makes sense. You can't beat the productivity and keyboardiness of Vim, especially for editing config files and small scripts and projects. I'll have to keep working at it to get good enough to do larger projects with it.
If you haven't tried VS Code in a while, consider giving it a go, as it's gotten significantly faster.
Thanks for the advice!
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Yeah, that makes sense. You can't beat the productivity and keyboardiness of Vim, especially for editing config files and small scripts and projects. I'll have to keep working at it to get good enough to do larger projects with it.
If you haven't tried VS Code in a while, consider giving it a go, as it's gotten significantly faster.
Thanks for the advice!