Welcome to the brand new Vim series! In this course, you’ll learn everything you’ll need to know in order to become productive with Vim, a popular UNIX/Linux text editor. You’ll learn how to install it, how to use it, and some quality of life tips to increase your skills. In this episode, you’ll learn more of the basics and expand your knowledge.
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* Episode 2 ➜ This Video
* Episode 3 ➜ Buffers: https://linux.video/vim-3
* Episode 4 ➜ Visual Mode: https://linux.video/vim-4
* Episode 5 ➜ Splitting Your Vim Window: https://linux.video/vim-5
* Episode 6 ➜ Tips, Tricks and How to Configure Vim: https://linux.video/vim-6
*Individual Sections*
00:00 – Intro
00:49 – Recap from previous episode
03:29 – Taking an initial look at "Buffers"
05:02 – More about normal mode in Vim
05:36 – Deleting single characters
06:16 – Deleting an entire line
06:36 – Moving the cursor with the h, j, k, and l keys
10:36 – Opening another file into your current buffer
11:26 – Saving your current buffer as a new file
13:36 – Running Linux commands from within Vim
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