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Vim-Plug

Welcome to Vim! And don’t worry, you can always ask everything here. I’ve been using Neovim for the last ~9 months as my only editor and all the stuff gets easier over time, but will be harder if you are not willing to forget about other editors. I recommend you to start with the basics of vim (keybindings, buffers, plugins, navigation) using only vim. Is hard and a long learning curve, but believe me, is better that way. Here is the link of my Dotfiles that you can use for reference. “init.vim” is the neovim equivalent of “.vimrc”. My Plugin manager is Dein, but a very famous one is Plug, you can start with any of those two. The use of the plug-ins you install is always documented in the repositories, so always check those. As you come from VSC, you are familiar with themes. The story is the same in here but you install them via the plugin manager you chose, in my case is OneHalf.

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Spacevim

One thing I can think of, which could help you with the start might be spacevim.

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