by Sarker | Jan 7, 2023 | Vim
Introduction I can spend hours telling you how important code formatting is. But I hope I won’t need to. Consistent code formatting is not only essential when working with solo projects, but is actually more important when working with teams and groups of other...
by Sarker | Nov 26, 2022 | Vim
Introduction Whether you like to use tabs or spaces while writing code is pretty much a personal preference. But both of ‘em have their goods and bads. Some people simply like the idea of using spaces alone and not mix them up with tabs, given how one could fine-tune...
by Sarker | Oct 7, 2022 | Vim
Introduction Linux and Vim alike are not your everyday bread like Windows and MacOS. While it truly is becoming easier to transition to Linux from an easier operating system like Windows with the emergence of beginner-friendly desktops like Zorin OS, there’s still one...
by Sarker | Oct 6, 2022 | Vim
Introduction Vim has a plethora of modes for all sorts of different tasks – 6 basic modes and a few advanced ones only of knowledge to those people. For the most part, what any beginner in Vim would bother about is to type text, save the file, and then exit Vim....
by Sarker | Oct 6, 2022 | Vim
Introduction Vim is like a resident of a different world. It tends to ignore at least half of all other code editor characteristics. And that is both a good thing and a bad one. If you talk about the good sides, it increases the efficiency and the way it works always...
by Sarker | Oct 5, 2022 | Vim
Introduction It hasn’t been long since XCode had announced a feature that could delight a lot of coding souls. It has now a dedicated Vim Mode, that can be accessed from the toolbar without any use of any plugins at all! Oh my! This gives rise to amazing...
