This post briefly outlines what vim is built of. It is based on superb vim manual and various articles I found about it on the internet. I listed them for reference at the bottom. Beyond that, I also prepared a snipptes you can execute to get your feet wet and see how it works in practice.

It’s an introduction to a series of posts where I will dive deeper into its capabilities.

With a helpful hand of my colleague, GPT, I figured out the logo! It looks cool, and I no longer need to use placeholder everywhere.

My first approach to neovim was about a year ago when I managed to set up very rough configuration with working LSP and code suggestions. I abandoned working with it shortly after due to difficulties to find a time to learn all the nuances. It was just too hard for me at that point in time, or that’s what I thought so. The truth is, I felt bad that I’m struggling so much with it.