The Vim editor is a timeless investment in your tech skills, one of the biggest force-multipliers in your programming career, and profoundly fun to boot - at least once you've gotten the hang of it. Over my decade of using Vim as my only editor, I've written myself a guide to elegantly handling hundreds of situations with minimal keystrokes. By the time you finish watching these videos, you and Vim will have merged to become one beautiful code-editing machine. :wq
1. Advanced Vim Workflows
Watch three typical workflows of someone with a decade of Vim experience. I'll edit 40 files at once with :argdo, turn bags of JavaScript functions into classes with a macro, then create a keyboard shortcut for playing the mp3 under cursor.
2. Fluent File Navigation
3. Vim's Versatile CLI
4. IDE-like Refactors, Snippets, Tests, Hover Documentation, Commenting, and Git
5. Vim Autocomplete Mini-Overview