Welcome to the second part of the Beginner’s Guide to Vim! In Part One, we covered the basic ways that you can navigate, insert text, and save a file in Vim. But it’s hard to ignore that the default editor has some... interesting... aesthetic choices.

Welcome to the beginner's guide to Vim! Since this is a complete beginner's guide, it makes sense to start with the question: why even use Vim in the first place? You've got Atom, VSCode, Sublime, Gedit, and even Nano. What makes Vim worthy to use above all of them? * Vim