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.

Nothing is ever 100% secure, regardless of what a service or device you use says. You always take a risk when using technology. We should only use technology when we deem the benefits of doing so to outweigh the drawbacks. Part of ensuring that imbalance relies on your actions when using technology.

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

The top of the mountain is daunting for young startups at the bottom looking up. Hungry to revolutionise, they aspire to reach the summit; changing the world in the process. But for those who dare disrupt the market to become new industry leaders, the path ahead is perilous and uncertain;