Add memrise course to starting guide.

[EsmaeilSaleh]

Description of Changes

Closes #

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New Version Info

Author's Instructions

• [ ] Derive a new MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH version number. Increment the:
  • MAJOR version when you make incompatible API changes
  • MINOR version when you add functionality in a backwards-compatible manner
  • PATCH version when you make backwards-compatible bug fixes
• [ ] Update CHANGELOG.md, following the established pattern.

Collaborator's Instructions

• [ ] Review CHANGELOG.md, suggesting a different version number if necessary.
• [ ] After merging, tag the commit using these (Mac-compatible) bash commands:

  git checkout master
  git pull
  sed -n "$(grep -n -m2 '####' CHANGELOG.md | cut -f1 -d: | sed 'N;s/\n/,/')p" CHANGELOG.md | sed '$d'
  git tag -a $(read -p "Tag Name: " tag;echo $tag) -m"$(git show --quiet --pretty=%s)";git push origin --tags
  

[igbanam]

So… thinking user-experience, it's most beneficial to Vim users to get all the help they need from within Vim. This is why there is a high bar on Vim documentation. Having to context-switch into the browser to learn mappings whose docs are already available locally in the editor seems like quite the travel to me. I don't see why users would need this.

[EsmaeilSaleh]

You are absolutely right. But Its not the point of this course. You will learn/memorize the Keybindings once and that's it. You won't need to travel even to docs! And that's fast. Try it.

[igbanam]

Why not encourage people to learn the key bindings from the docs?

[EsmaeilSaleh]

Ok Wow! This is getting weird! Its not about learning, its more about memorizing! You should learn them in docs. This Memrise thing is a tool that helps you to memorize things!