7 comments

  • sponno2 minutes ago
    Very annoyed I cannot operate the website with the keyboard, have to do the practices then use my mouse.
  • glibg10b24 minutes ago
    For all of the ciw examples, ce is easier since the cursor is at the first letter of the word.<p>Where dw works, this game teaches vlllld instead, which is a bad habit to teach.<p>Ctrl+A increments the first number after the cursor, which is easier than, say, f6r7 in cases where they do the same thing. Similarly, Ctrl+X decrements.<p>t:t: is weird when fY is much easier.<p>The Vim simulator has a minor difference compared to real Vim:<p><pre><code> 0 0 </code></pre> Start on line one and do CTRL-V then j then CTRL-A. Real Vim would increment both. The simulator only increments the one under the cursor.
  • jaydonb1 hour ago
    This is great, definitely going to be using this to practice!<p>One note: It might be useful to keep the &quot;undo&quot; prompt when the user messes up after the first two prompted lessons for a clear recovery path.<p>Thank you for making this!
    • dh101148 minutes ago
      Thanks for the suggestion! I will add that in.
  • usrme1 hour ago
    I did the first challenge or exercise, but I was honestly a little surprised that Vim motions aren&#x27;t able to be used to choose the next exercise(s) in the sidebar that becomes visible. That could potentially be something that the player unlocks later on as well.
    • dh101145 minutes ago
      Good idea! I will work on this.
  • anil_gr1 hour ago
    Cool, a small ux issue I noticed is that the grid cells are not clickable as a whole.
    • dh101153 minutes ago
      Agreed, it would be nicer if the whole cell were clickable. I’ll work on this. I also recommend to use hjkl to navigate and Space to select. I think that’s more fun :).
  • senectus11 hour ago
    oh man this is great. thank you!
    • dh101158 minutes ago
      Thanks for trying it out!
  • rivetworkshop41 minutes ago
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