Yeah, it's so much easier to create / edit beyond shortcuts. That being said, it does take more effort to get things like intellisense working
You should start with vim, but graduate to something much closer to an IDE
You should start with vim, but graduate to something much closer to an IDE
One thing I learned recently is !! and how to use it to inject any program output at the current line. You can also use the current selection as input to that command. Write some code in vim, run !!bash or !! python and the output is replaced the code. Really helpful for doc writing and showing output