It was just a good domain name that was available and I bought it lol. Not sure why the trend exists.

I don’t agree with the viewpoint but the revenue here has helped me sponsor one of my favorite open source projects FastAPI at $250/mo.

There’s value in providing teaching on something that is free. I’ve bought learning tools/apps for many different programming related topics and loved the value they provided.

There’s been decent demand for some more advanced lessons. I’m considering adding more. Anyone who has bought already would get the additional lessons for free

I worked on this for 3 days. I've been getting around 1k on average visitors from direct traffic and twitter since I launched it into access around 10 days ago.

I'm going to work on SEO next for it :)

Yes it does, all the exercises past the basic navigation one are real life use cases for how it can be used.

I need to add some better copy and examples on the landing page so people will know what they're getting.

Here's a video on twitter that demonstrates one of the exercises https://twitter.com/KennethCassel/status/1351178904686514178...

There are 10 exercises and 1 video that shows how I use vim in my normal development workflow.

The lessons are:

- Basic Navigation

- Command Basics

- Insertion

- Append

- Deletion

- Word Level Navigation

- Select Mode

- Advanced Word Level Navigation

- Yanking/Putting

- Matching within tags {} () "

Yep I’d definitely recommend the same, vimtutor is great.

I guess it does! Haven’t seen anyone do this before. I’ll look into fixing this though!

Oh strange, I haven’t had anyone report this bug yet. I’ll look into it. Thank you for letting me know!

Wow thanks! Learning vim is fun :) I’m glad to see so many people interested in it