You don't even have to read a vim tutorial. The tutorial is already baked in.
I learned vim by doing vimtutor every couple of months to learn more advanced features after getting basic navigation and editing motions down and forcing myself to use it for as much of my work as I possibly can.
Learning vim early paid dividends in terms of productivity and also by forcing me to learn more about how to actually leverage other coreutils around vim to get the most out of it.
The path of learning that way from the start is slower and more difficult, but the skill ceiling it unlocks is much higher in the long run imo.
I learned vim by doing vimtutor every couple of months to learn more advanced features after getting basic navigation and editing motions down and forcing myself to use it for as much of my work as I possibly can.
Learning vim early paid dividends in terms of productivity and also by forcing me to learn more about how to actually leverage other coreutils around vim to get the most out of it.
The path of learning that way from the start is slower and more difficult, but the skill ceiling it unlocks is much higher in the long run imo.