sashaafm
Probably like me, some people might be intersted in learning Vim (“the most powerful text editor”). In this topic we can add posts with Vim tutorials or cheat sheets or whatever helpful resource you may find ![]()
I found this one today:
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mkunikow
To do this I would need to take vacation for a month
But I have vim plugin for:
sotojuan
The best vim tutorial is just to try it exclusively for a month. Use
:hor Google when you need help. Muscle memory takes time to develop.Plenty of college freshmen get decent at vim every year without much/any help by just using it for a semester.
AstonJ
If you know the basics as per the blog post I posted above, you should be fine
mkunikow
But I am not there yet …
OmanF
And… once one is proficient in Vi/Vim, the next evolutionary step is to step up and install Spacemacs.
All the goodness of Vim and Emacs rolled into one.
wnpers
thanks AstonJ,
I do like your articles about ruby,thanks.
mkunikow
I found this interactive tutorial, looks nice
Best tutorial for starers
https://thoughtbot.com/upcase/onramp-to-vim
kandros5591
+1 for vimtutor
martijn
The most important tutorial when starting vim is the built-in
vimtutor.Then read this famous ‘grok vi’ post: http://stackoverflow.com/a/1220118/606167
NobbZ
When I used vim years ago (before switching to emacs) I watched the vimcasts tutorials. Most of them are at an intermediate or professional level (at least far beyond my skills when I watched them ;)), but I think they are a good learning resource when you have put of the baby-wheels.