If I can give you one tip, don't learn Vim by memorizing commands. Instead, look at your current workflow and try to make it better, then see how Vim can make that easier.

I may want these parts in the future:

I am connecting the folding API in Neovim to the Tree-sitters folding functions

Configuring 'puremourning/vimspector'

And also the parts starting from Cargo Power with Terminal Access. Let's keep the learning curve low and learn step by step.

A already configured nvim to be ready to program! :D

The Vim 9.0 editor has recently been released, with a series of small improvements here and there. But it also contains a major addition, in the form of a scripting language clearly designed for performance.

Called Vim9, its commands are compiled into instructions. The result is a 10 to 100-fold increase in processing speed, depending on the case. The structure avoids Vim's own forms as much as possible to get closer to what is done in JavaScript and TypeScript.

Unfortunately, this is mostly for new scripts, as the major changes undertaken break compatibility in some areas.

Some configuration for neovim.

I did not make Plug working though :/

Et pour ne même pas avoir à le mémoriser, il suffit d'utiliser Espanso 😄
Ou d'automatiser la configuration via Ansible, etc...

Feedback sur Vim

A real button to kill (and exit) vim ! 🤣

Away to fix it:
In .bashrc or .bash_profile : export TERM=xterm-256color
In .vimrc :

syntax enable
colorscheme YOUR_COLORSCHEME_NAME
set termguicolors

Currently testing this extension for Firefox (available for Chromium & co too). How much can the browser be "vimified" ? Simple cheatsheet in the descritption.
(shared by the Mastering Vim Quickly newsletter)

Some shortcuts with netrw

A good usage of vim for sure.

I put the trick to generate a directory structure here : <c-r>=glob('**/*')

This syntax highlighting "Monokai" seems up to date. Cool !

This guy shows a lot of little tricks in vim ^^

An awesome plugin for integrating git into vim