VS Code and Vim

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We explore introducing Vim into your developer workflow while staying
productive at work. Vim has a steep learning curve and you have real work to
get gone. No need to lose productivity. No need to give up a great editor like
VS Code and just jump right into Vim. You can keep using an editor that you
are comfortable and productive with while still getting enough practice to
become a master Vimmer! No need to set aside a bunch of time to practice
Vim. You'll get all the practice you need while doing your real work. You CAN
have it all.

So, whether you are just curious about Vim or wanting to transition to Vim,
the information you need to make an informed decision about whether a
transition is right for you is in this video. If Vim is right for you, the proven
approach in this video will get you where you want to go.

If you are a junior developer, the decision whether to learn Vim can have a
huge impact on your career. If you are a senior developer, it's never too late
to explore your options. The ancillary things you will learn as a side effect of
learning Vim can only help you in your career as a software engineer.

Even if you're already a proficient Vimmer, this video contains plenty of
goodness for you too.

Your problem with Vim is that you don't grok vi: https://stackoverflow.com/a/1220118/13721000
Edabit: https://edabit.com/user/46EqDiLEdJPtDFujt
Vim Tips: https://vim.fandom.com/wiki/Best_Vim_Tips