Vim takes a lot of dexterity and practice. Speed comes with time and a lot of muscle memory. It's a big investment, but worth it.
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Careful, soon enough you will have right hand macros on one vim window and left hand macros on another window. You will be able to write two programs at once, but at the expense of the hemispheres of your brain becoming unnaturally independent and your personality becoming irreversibly altered.
You could claim that's a natural result of using Vim anyway.
Sorry you broke your hand, that's gotta suck. Hopefully the recovery goes well!
I'll admit I use my mouse in VIM daily. You're right sometimes it's just more convient. It's a good tool to have even if you don't use it all the time
This is what I kept thinking as I read this! I can't imagine how fast you'll be once you are back to two hands!
Thanks for the good vibes!
This reminds me of relearning to write in cursive. You have more time to think about what you're writing. As a result, you are more thoughtful and less likely to "ramble."
Here is a "cheat sheet" of Vim Motions:
gist.github.com/dahu/3986511
Hope you get better soon!
Great tips, and excellent mug