I 100% agree, but I also think you can get very far with just taking a weekend to read the user manual (:h user-manual). It won't solve the remembering problem,

I 100% agree, but I also think you can get very far with just taking a weekend to read the user manual (:h user-manual). It won't solve the remembering problem, but it will make looking up help when you need it much easier. For example, you would know that most window operations start with <C-w>, so when you need to tile windows you could start with looking up `:h ctrl_w`. There is also a very popular plugin for neovim that shows a popup with possible keybinds and descriptions whenever you begin any keybind: https://github.com/folke/which-key.nvim https://github.com/folke/which-key.nvim