Most people learn vim’s normal, insert, and visual modes. But they’re only casually acquainted with vim’s powerful Ex commands. Let’s take a look at some.
Vim has a reputation for being hard to quit. But it turns out there are so many ways to get out of it — it’s like vim wants you to quit. Let’s look at a few.
Learn how to imbue your vim setup with the power of the TypeScript language server.
Toggle between alternate files, edit files by type, and create files with templates — all with vim-projectionist. If you’ve never used it, you’re in for a treat.
Vim enables you to edit text rapidly, but what do you do when Vim itself is slow? Profile!
We’ve got some big news about our online learning platform Upcase, and we think you’re gonna love it!
To write good commit messages, you must read commit messages. And to read commit messages, you must use git blame effectively.
Pump up your Neovim and Vim 8 workflow with our latest course from Upcase!
From the Boston Vim Meetup, Mike Coutermarsh shows how to get set up, and eventually productive, with Vim.
From the Boston Vim Meetup, Aaron Bieber discusses his experience using Evil mode in Emacs.