I've started coding in vim. Any suggestions or customizations ?

Suggestion: Use emacs

@MaHampus 😂😂

Suggestions... hmmm...

- vim knows how to color syntax.

- the tab length can be configured

- If used with screen, configure the screen activation key to be something else than alt-a

- get familiar with ctags

- tryout gvim

- tryout kate (has a "vi mode")

- tryout ksh (has a "vi mode")

- Read https://linux.com/learn/...

- Print out a one-page cheat-sheet

There are lots of ways in which you can improve your "Vim experience" depending on what you need (e.g. languages, environment, etc.)

I suggest going through old rants such as this one https://devrant.com/rants/464547/... to get some good information. If you can't find anything that suits your needs, try your favourite search engine.

PS: Don't forget Vimtutor!

First of all, configure
- Color-Sheme
- Line-numbers
- Wildmenu
- tabstop
- tabwidth

Then learn some vimscript to customize your vim like a god with
- mappings
- functions
- commands
...

Learn how to quit

start with a simple plugin manager. i use vundle. It is easy to install a lot of plugins to costumize it how you want. first one you should look is nerd tree.

:q!

sudo apt remove vim

Hope you are typing right (https://www.ratatype.com/learn/). I have seen people use vim with arrow keys and mouse.

I like vim