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As a programmer, typing a lot is inevitable, and so is suffering sometimes from Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI). I've tried many ways to help with this, such as improving my posture, which did help, bu…
Before I started the software engineering program at ALX, I had some programming experience doing CS50. That was where I was introduced to VSCode, and I really loved the tool, especially the visual de…
Yes! I am finally on the vim train. It's been about 2 weeks since I started to really customize and use Neovim and I have been having a blast. Turns out, all those complex vim motions and commands tha…
Note: This is a post that I published in my blog on August 23, 2021, I'm re-posting it here since I'm planning to continue blogging here. Also, I'm now back on Neovim, after using Emacs for a full year, I might write a follow-up post someti…
Introduction In my earliest article on vi/vim, where I wrote extensively on what vi/vim is and how to make use of vi/vim, if you are new to using vi/vim, you can check the article here. What are Line …
C programming has been around for over four decades, but its impact on computing is still felt today. Despite the emergence of newer programming languages, C remains a versatile and powerful language …
Hello there! Are you new to the world of Linux and curious about Vi, but unsure where to start? Well, this blog is for you! Vi is a powerful text editor that has been around for over 40 years. Despite…
Vim is an advanced version of vi and is the most widely used because of its advanced features. It can be found on Windows, Mac, and UNIX-like systems (Linux). The acronym Vim stands for "Vi IMproved" …
Understand the meme? didn't? don't click away just yet! Stay tuned; you might get some programming humor along! Did you realize that creating code and producing English prose are two very different th…
What is vi/vim Vi/Vim is a text editor that can be used in the command line. What makes this text editor very popular amongst developers is because When software developers/engineers work on servers, …
