Education (depraced!) > PeepCode - Smash Into Vim
PeepCode - Smash Into VimDate: 3 August 2011 | Posted by: mrizwan |
![]() PeepCode - Smash Into Vim English | 2 hours | 1000x600 | H264 | 25fps 555kbps | AAC 128kbps | 423MB Genre: eLearning Developers of all kinds are rediscovering the power of the Vim text editor. Even after several decades, it’s the only text editor to prioritize text editing and manipulation over raw input. Few editors can match the efficiency and power that Vim users experience every day. In this 50-minute screencast, experienced Vim master, water polo captain, and former British intelligence officer Andrew Stewart teaches you the very basics of Vim. You don’t need any previous knowledge of Vim—we’ll take you from the beginning. You’ll learn to: Install Vim for your platform Use Vim for simple editing via SSH Configure Vim with sensible defaults (basic and advanced configurations are included in the code download) Use operators and commands to manipulate text Work with files, windows and buffers Install plugins Vim is often the only decent text editor available on remote systems. This screencast will enable you to use Vim confidently, and start you on your way toward using it as an everyday editor for development, too. SMASH INTO VIM II Part I introduced you to the basics of Vim: installation, basic editing, operators, and file navigation. This sequel will teach you to productively use Vim’s text editing, movement, and manipulation capabilities. In this 59 minute screencast, you’ll learn from experienced Vim master Andrew Stewart (voiced by Internet celebrity Dan Benjamin). Topics covered: Precision movement Movement, selection, and editing with marks Text manipulation Search, replace, and execute Advanced configuration and abbreviations Navigation and manipulation with folds Auto-completion Command recording and playback Using and organizing plugins with Tim Pope’s Pathogen Installation and basic usage of top plugins: Git & Fugitive, Surround, Ragtag, Endwise, Rails.vim, Snipmate, tComment Reading, searching, and navigating the built-in documentation If you’ve watched Part I or have a basic knowledge of Vim, this screencast will take you to the next level of confidence with the powerful Vim text editor. More info: _http://peepcode.com/products/smash-into-vim-i ![]() See full article |