I'm not sure about you, but I will reach for the vim keybindings regardless of the editor. So let's add support for that. I'm going to open up my extensions with Shift-Command-X and look for vim. And yeah, let's do that one. Install it. Reload. And that should work out of the box now. User. And now you'll see that I am in command mode, and I can use all of the keybindings that you would be used to.

So you can see it's almost like a language. Type U to undo. So I can change a word, or I can change two words with C2W. Or you could also do 2CW. Alright, that will work. I can do things like change inner braces. So if I want to change everything between these braces, CI brace. And now that's all cleared out. And this will work in a number of cases. So with a function foo, and then we have some names.

And this will work in a number of cases. So with a function foo, and then we have some names. Jeff, Allison, Sunny. Yeah, if I want to change everything within that array, well then I will change inner array. So [] bracket. And that will clear that out. So yeah, I'm not here to teach you Vim. It's very, very overwhelming at first. I bet if you've never used it before, it's amazing if you've gotten this far in the video.