Learning Resources for Helix

[vishalpaudel]

I am really amazed by Helix and its modern outlook. I have been using Vim and Neovim for last 2 years. I am really amazed by these things:

• Everything just works out of the box
• Improved and rethought vim-like motions and actions
• emacs like keybinds at some places
• upcoming merging of lisp-based plugins

Helix is great and will be accepted and integrated at more and more places(browsers, shells, ides), would love to contribute to this end.

Given this, I want to pickup more things about Helix.

The tutor doesn't do justice, I have found the following, but I request links to further my learning of the Helix keybinds.

1. https://docs.helix-editor.com/keymap.html
2. https://tomgroenwoldt.github.io/helix-shortcut-quiz/
3. https://github.com/stevenhoy/helix-cheat-sheet
4. https://quantonganh.com/2023/08/19/turn-helix-into-ide

Some things I really found useful:

1. command_pallete :: <space>? (space+?) to search commands/keybinds, use keywords (don't use phrases)
2. symbol_picker   :: <space>s to goto code blocks, to move to symbols
3. file_picker     :: <space>f to open the file picker

Please suggest more learning resources.

[stevenhoy]

I made this cheat sheet - perhaps it will help?
It's for v23 but I plan to update it to v24.
S.

[vishalpaudel]

useful!

[richardhttps]

Thanks!

[David-Else]

https://helix-editor-tutorials.com/tutorials/