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If possible, start with a Vim plugin for your editing environment.

• cocoflunchy 14y ago
  That's what I was thinking about. I use Sublime Text so vintage mode should do the trick.
  • eric-hu 14y ago
    I think this is a good route to go. My coworker started this way and asked questions to me and our other Vim user. After a couple of months, he got used to enough Vim functionality to make the jump. He was also motivated by the vim-features lacking in Sublime Vintage mode, but I can't recall which ones specifically were missing