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Stockholm syndrome: or how I learned to love the editor
- 1. Stockholm Syndrome with Vim or how I learned to love the editor Futurice Tech Weekly July 6th 2018 Juhis @hamatti
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- 3. What are we not talking ‘bout today? Plugins How to configure your vim How to use vim Things that every editor has What are we talking ‘bout today? Vim as a Language (aka. why using vim is not a memory game)
- 4. :q (or :wqa!) Before we start
- 5. Vim as a Language Modes Motions Verbs
- 6. Vim as a Language Modes Motions Verbs
- 7. Vim Modes Normal (ESC) Visual (v) Insert (i)
- 8. Vim as a Language Modes Motions Verbs
- 9. Vim as a Language <number><command><text object or motion>
- 11. Motions h, j, k, l = left, down, up, right w, e, b = word {, } = paragraph f, F, /, ? = search t = next occurrence ^, $ = start of the line, end of the line gg, G = start of file, end of file :[number] = move to line
- 12. Vim as a Language Modes Motions Verbs
- 13. delete change yank around inner gu = convert to lowercase gU = convert to upper case g~ = toggle case Verbs
- 14. . = repeat q = record macro : = execute command Extra
- 15. Command-based => I can record and rerun my actions Great options to manipulate text/ code/data Why do I ❤ vim
- 17. Thank you! Futurice Tech Weekly July 6th 2018 Juhis @hamatti