Neovim Keybindings and My Workflow

I'm Asad, a backend software engineer always on the hunt for tools that can improve my productivity and make coding less tedious. Neovim has been one of those tools, and its keybindings have made a real difference in how I work. Neovim's Modal Editing Neovim is a fork of Vim and uses something called "modal editing." It feels strange at first, especially if you're used to regular text editors, but it becomes natural quickly. Neovim has different modes that define what your keystrokes do: Normal Mode This is your navigation mode, where you move through your code using single-key commands. j takes you down, k takes you up, and w jumps word to word, just to name a few. Insert Mode This is where you type, the standard text entry mode. Nothing fancy, just get your words down. Visual Mode Selecting text visually happens in this mode. Highlight, copy, cut, or do whatever you want with the selected text. Command Mode You can do searches, execute commands, and more in this mode. It's your way t