as title says :-). Time to start posting some .vimrc / .nvimrc snippets.

Like many others, I am a huge fan of vim and with the recent Reddit blackouts I thought this would be a great opportunity to explore alternatives for enthusiasts who - aside from in r/vim and a slightly dead !vim@lemmy.ml - could use some more support!

This community offers more hands on and personal resources and discussions that might bring others along in the path of learning and using vim to code (write, etc.) some amazing things!

If anyone has the direct contact of the mods who currently run r/vim, please let me know and I would be happy to appoint them as mods here as well.

Thanks!

max~┌(・。・)┘♪

Do you guys prefer visual cheat sheets better? I found this one to be very comprehensive.