Vim Training Course is Live !
by Nishant DaniaAround 9 months ago, this started as a personal repository of vim commands in a Notion document and today finally the course is live at https://vimtraining.com
While I could have gone with some other websites like udemy or egghead, this project gave me a chance to learn other technologies like Elixir and online video streaming and I ended up building the site from scratch, a classic developer move right there.
Building this project was a nice ride and involved a lot of learning for me personally and now I hope I can add some value to your vim learning through this.
Indie Hackers community gave me a bunch of feedback during the initial days of the project and I thank you all for that.
Cheers and Keep Learning !
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Nice! I could definitely have used this when starting to learn vim last year. There's enough content online but a guided path to becoming a pro vim user is lacking.
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Vim help is the best resource if you've already done the basics !
The course tries to follow the structure of the docs as well.
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Great! We need more Vim indie-hackers!
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Congrats on the launch @nishantdania
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Thank you !
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I like your idea. I will try the same program for my dennis berry coaching and training project that hosted on WordPress.
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hey big vim user here -- saw you post on something else on indiehackers - just dropping a comment since I'd be a potential buyer
would love to see advanced but specifically, non-plugin based lessons. things on the undo tree, moving forwards and backwards in time (:earlier 10m), and other advanced topics that are similar
as another user mentioned, there's a lot of content online for beginners, but would love resources beyond the help pages on the more advanced ideas.
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Hey Stephen,
The current course is structured more for beginner users. However, I am working on adding a section to the site which will contain more advanced topics. See you around !
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Great, VIM is such a great tool but also a source of discussions among developers
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It for sure is !
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I really like how simple and to the point the website is, well done!
I personally use VS Code as my IDE and nano (rather than VIM for simplicity sake) whenever I have to edit a file on a remote server.
I suck at nano and would happily pay up to $10 for a quick interactive course, something that would teach me the basic commands and tricks and would take less than half an hour to complete.
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Thanks Michal !
The site and the course content was designed to be to the point without any extra distractions.
I hardly find myself using nano since I usually have a fully configured vim on remote servers as well. Hope you find the resources you're looking for.
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