nice introduction.
I wrote an article a while back, that also might be helpful, about customizing the vscode shortcuts to more closely match vim -probably for more advanced users. It's not written nearly as well as this article though :D
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Oh nice! I think your gradual approach is great. I'm a bit impatient when writing things up and tend to kitchen sink things a lot. I'll try to follow your example :)
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nice introduction.
I wrote an article a while back, that also might be helpful, about customizing the vscode shortcuts to more closely match vim -probably for more advanced users. It's not written nearly as well as this article though :D
good stuffs!
Cool! Thanks for sharing! I'll look at it thoroughly and see if there's something I can incorporate in my config :D
I also wrote an article on customizing VSCode with some mappings but it is far less involved than yours :) (more of a starters guide and around the philosophy of gradually improving your workflow).
Thank you!!! :D
Oh nice! I think your gradual approach is great. I'm a bit impatient when writing things up and tend to kitchen sink things a lot. I'll try to follow your example :)