OK, so this lecture is going to be basically how you can maximize getting the most out of this course,
some of this is going to be pretty obvious to many of you.
I'm just going to say it anyways, because I think it needs to be said.
So with that in mind, let's get going.
When using them, you're going to have at least some of whatever the learning curve, because Ben is
kind of what is foreign to many people, because we have good weepin.
Many of you have grown up with a girl you've never grown up with, just dealing with a command line.
So I can understand how it can be difficult for many.
This is normal and you just have to embrace it and deal with it, as some Navy SEALs would say, embrace
the suck.
Basically what you do today will help you in the future.
Now, the key to mastering them is to practice using it every day.
And I can't stress that enough.
If you're a software developer or as a profession, you should approach your boss to see if you could
be allowed to use it as an editor for at least maybe an hour or two a day.
This isn't allowed.
You could just simply use it only on the side projects and side hustles like, say, for instance,
you're working on a side project for your own personal website, edited in Vim and see how it goes.
See how it treats you if you're working on documentation for something for GitHub or whatever, using
markdown.
This would also be a great way for you to begin using it.
Now, today, it isn't a normal way to edit source codes or anything like that.
We've been accustomed and conditioned to use a Google is, as I've said, and you may not always have
access to it, which is why it's so important for you to learn them.
That's why you have to practice it every day, even if you just write some documentation in them every
day for like an hour or two if you're using it on a regular basis.
This will just start to come normal.
Now, when you're using the editor every single day, you will find it to be natural and intuitive.
This is how you get the most out of this course.
Just use them every day, use the videos to help you remember how to use certain features, practice
it every day.
I can't I'm saying that a lot.
And the reason why I'm saying that a lot is because that's the only really best way to actually get
an inexperience, to use inexperienced person to use this editor.
Seriously, you have to be able to practice it at least an hour a day.
Now, I hope you enjoyed this course and find it informative and useful, obviously you're interested
in them because people don't just buy this course.
If you're not if you have any issues, please don't hesitate to let me know I'm available and we'll
respond to you pretty quickly.
And thank you for taking a chance on this course.
I highly appreciate it.
And any feedback you can give me will be completely and utterly appreciated, even if and maybe even
especially if if it's negative, you find a flaw.
If you do something you want to have, you know, a lecture that you think can be improved, let me
know.
I have thick skin.
I have no problem with somebody telling me, hey, this lecture is not clear.
Could you clear it up?
Anything like that.
More than happy to listen to your feedback.
OK, thank you so much for taking a chance on this course.
And I hope you enjoy it.