Hi, I've been a long-time VS Code user, but I recently switched to Zed because of its better performance. However, I've heard a lot of people say that nothing beats Neovim. I’m curious—where should I start if I want to learn Neovim? Also, I can type with seven fingers—does that affect how well I can use Neovim?

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一小時內	yggwach	If Zed feels good, stick with it! Neovim’s cool, but it’s just a tool, not a religion. And typing with seven fingers? Dude, as long as you’re not using your toes, you’ll be fine. Just enjoy coding and ignore the hype! (im vim user, fyi) haha
14 小時內	meh tdotenn	https://vim-adventures.com/ will teach you some basics to get started. The most important thing if you’re looking to be more productive is to really commit to a single tool and only use it. If you want to use vim, the only way you’re going to get good at it is by using it all the time
18 小時內	Robert Ware rawvoxel	Also check out Helix. Similar priniciple to Neovim, but the hotkeys and text selection model make a lot more sense to me personally.