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- [Miki] Whether writing code, editing configuration files,

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or writing documentation,

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you'll find yourself working with text files.

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Having a good text editor

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will make you more productive and save you time,

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and we all know that time is money.

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Vim is a great text editor.

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It is packed with features,

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which allows it to easily handle tasks

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that are difficult for other editors.

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Another advantage of Vim

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is that it is pre-installed on Linux and Mac.

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If you need to quickly log to another machine

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and fix something, Vim will be there for you.

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In my LinkedIn Learning course,

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I'll share my 20 years' experience with Vim

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to teach you how to effectively use it.

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We'll start with the basics

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and move through with some more advanced features

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like using registers, marks, and more.

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So join me, Miki Tebeka, in my course, Learning Vim.

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Let's get hacking.