@ryukozyy I'm a Neovim user and I'm gonna say: Yes! If you're skilled with Vim Motions, then you can match and surpass any other IDE at refactoring any code... unless you're up against an AI.
I recently reviewed the registers feature in Vim. It’s an excellent way to practice and improve my skills. You can also learn Vim 100% free! No account needed!
https://t.co/GuncWk2NcS
@Abhijit_091 Nope! AI tools are focused on building and passing tests. Any vibe coder can build an MVP or demo, but when the requirement or system grows, it starts to fail.
@ryukozyy I have to! I have a laptop as daily driver and I use a mechanical keyboard when I’m home. But, usually I go out to a coffee shop or cowork and use the laptop’s keyboard. I suppose you get used to it!
So, I wanted to learn and practice Neovim again, but I couldn't find a good dynamic tutorial which would be completely free (And, yes, I know about vimtutor. So, I asked Opus 5.5 to build it for me.
Everyone is welcome to try completely free, no account needed:
https://t.co/5LXIBftPmS
Unpopular opinion: don't start with React.
Learn HTML, CSS and plain JavaScript first. When you've built state and rendering by hand, React stops feeling like magic and starts feeling like a shortcut.
Frameworks change. The web platform doesn't.