The article isn't really antipatterns, more just some advice on how you might want to get started. Different people like to approach things in different ways,

The article isn't really antipatterns, more just some advice on how you might want to get started. Different people like to approach things in different ways, and tend to do things however they want anyways. I'd just suggest not to give up on Vim too early, and maybe look for an easier introduction if necessary. If you are using another editor/ide, just use vim mode in that ( most have it ).