[ryangittins]

I agree whole-heartedly. I'm far from proficient, but my vim skills did increase dramatically when I just started using it. A lot of that was driven by getting a Digital Ocean droplet and not having many other choices. I could've used nano, but I figured it was time for something new. I mainly use it for editing config files and the like, but it's been a good experience.

If anyone's interested in learning vim, I'd suggest just using it anywhere you'd otherwise use nano. You don't have to jump in head-first and use it like an IDE for coding or anything.