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There's no doubt, vim isn't big on making it easy to find your way around. I don't think that matters so long as you're methodical in your approach to learning
by aidos 12y ago
There's no doubt, vim isn't big on making it easy to find your way around.
I don't think that matters so long as you're methodical in your approach to learning it. It's important to master the basics and then add new tools one at a time.
The amazing thing about vim is that each new command can be composed with your existing knowledge set, so just learning what, say, 's' does gives you a whole lot more power.
Also, while the discoverability might suck, the built in manual is just incredible.
- lfowles 12y agoThis doesn't apply to plugins however, which constitute most of what would make Vim an IDE. Most of the core commands are pretty well thought out and I have a nice keyboard map printed out just in case.