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Uh hello guys, welcome to this video. So
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in this video, I'll show you a VS code
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alternative which is called as new vim.
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It's a very good very fast
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uh IDE. I personally tried this and uh
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it's based upon the very famous editor
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which is Vim.
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As you can see this is the parent editor
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and it's built on top of it. It's called
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as new vim. And uh once you go to the
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website you will have this function
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install now and it's very faster than VS
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code. Uh once you do this you will land
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on this interface of releases. Simply
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select your operating system
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and it's a very minimalistic ID. You can
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see 11 MGB the size of it. Click on
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start download.
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So simply
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run the setup to install this. So once
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the installation completes you will see
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automatically it will open and you can
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actually write code in this.
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So you'll get this popup simply accept.
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So once it finishes the IDE will launch
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and uh
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you see this is the ID and basically it
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runs directly in the terminal itself.
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It's an open-source and freely
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distributable.
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It's based upon Vim as you can see. So
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here you can have keyboard shortcuts.
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So
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if you these are the basic things if you
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are new just type help
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check
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Q to exit help for help
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just write here
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so
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you also have the tutorial 10 minute
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video you can watch on YouTube as well.
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So
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to exit.
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So this is a terminal based editor guys.
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You can see it's very easy to do this.
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So definitely check out this, install
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this inside your system and uh also
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check out my website
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freemediatetools.com
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which contains thousands of tools.
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