README.md

Vim

The best text editing experience you will ever get... Eventually. It takes a long time for all that muscle memory to build especially if you are coming from an IDE. It is worth learning it as you will start thinking about text editing differently.

Notes

• I can profile vim startup time with this.
• I can run :CheckHealth to see if there is anything wrong with my installation (only Neovim).
• Get plugins that meet your needs.
• You're more likely to find useful plugins if you approach it the other way around: I want to do X, vim can't do it nicely by itself, which plugin can help me do it.
• If something doesn't work in vimrc, put the binding in the bottom of vimrc (perhaps something overrides it).

Cheatsheets

• VIM quick reference card

Links

• Vim Awesome - Awesome Vim plugins. Such a great resource for searching plugins
• You don't grok vim
• How to start learning Vim
• Vim Koans - Quite funny.
• Macros
• Seven habits of effective text editing
• Go client for neovim
• Vim Golf
• Vim Is Not About hjkl
• Ask HN: What is one Vim trick most people don't know? (2018)
• Vim Proverbs
• tpope's Vim Config and Plugins (2014)
• veonim - Simple modal IDE built on neovim.
• Oni2 - Aims to bring the speed of Sublime, the language integration of VSCode, and the modal editing experience of (neo)vim together, in a single package
• The Last Statusline For Vim (2018)