Add an "How to use Six effectively"-tutorial to the documentation

[AllanLRH]

While there's lots of guides for VIM out the on the interwebs, it seems silly to learn to use VIM in order to use ST… and that makes it hard to get started with Six, when you (like me) doesn't know VIM :)

Maybe a Youtube-tutorial would be beneficial if you'd like to attract more users/customers?

Six surely have a subset of VIM functionality, so I guess that there's still a lot of things which will be different between ST + Six and VIM.

[guillermooo]

Great idea, but at the moment it would require too much time that I cannot spare. Do you have any suggestions for a useful first topic?

[AllanLRH]

Hmmm… suppose it's a screen-cast video with voice-over and the pressed modifier keys shown on screen, which I guess is faster to produce than an written tutorial:

A "Getting Started", along the lines of:

• Look, I'm using Six commands for navigating this piece of code. And provided it's relevant: but for this specific movement/situation, it's beneficial to use ST's build in navigation command, illustrating the synergy between St and Six, not just illustrating how to emulate VIM… such a navigation could be Go-To definition or maybe a find-operation?
• Look, I'm using Six commands for editing this piece of code, doing cool stuff, like the "repetition operator" or some other basics like that. And again, how is Six make ST more efficient, not how it makes it into a partial VIM clone… perhaps something with multiple cursors? :)