I'd argue that Vim learning curve isn't very steep. It's longer than Nano because Nano is very limited in functionality. Take 30 minutes to learn the basic Vim keys hjkli, Esc, and save/exit. Then you basically have what Nano has. Then continue learning as you go.
Vim also has these features by default:
Syntax highlighting for code/config files
Search and replace functionality
Go to line numbers
Auto-indentation and undo/redo capabilities
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I'd argue that Vim learning curve isn't very steep. It's longer than Nano because Nano is very limited in functionality. Take 30 minutes to learn the basic Vim keys
hjkli, Esc, and save/exit. Then you basically have what Nano has. Then continue learning as you go.Vim also has these features by default: