There are really good vim plugins for visual studio so it's not an either or proposition. Vim keybindings are simply a much faster way to edit code. What's les

There are really good vim plugins for visual studio so it's not an either or proposition. Vim keybindings are simply a much faster way to edit code. What's less intuitive? caw stands for change a word. This selects the word and deletes it leaving you in insert mode to type something new. Or: ctrl left arrow, shift, ctrl right arrow, delete key. cit stands for change inside tag (html tag) or ci" for change inside the double quotes. dit and di" work just the same and vim can be thought of as a language to work on text. If you have a few min to spare to see why it's so powerful and not that hard to learn you can google "you don't grok vim" to get a good stackoverflow response on it.