Don’t be scared. Switch to vim
I am a full stack developer located in Paris, France. Specialised in Node.js and Python…
Read more »Rename files using Vim
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Read more »Vi is not vim
When dinossaurs ruled the earth there was a young kid that had just installed Red Hat Linux 5 on his computer. Fascinated with the “OS for the elite” he was about to experience a devouring frustration. The kind that gives rise to dark divinities that come…
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I am a full stack developer located in Paris, France. Specialised in Node.js and Python…
Read more »Ale: Asynchronous Lint Engine for Vim
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Read more »Why Author Uses Vim, or “Atom Uses Nearly 1GB of RAM”
And no, it is not because I cannot figure out how to close it.
Read more »First Vim Function
I finally got down to writing my first vim function. It was a gruelling journey but I finally got through it. So I’ll write down the problem I had and the fix I finally came up with as my solution.
Read more »i3-vim-nav: Seamlessly navigate i3 windows and vim splits
i3-vim-nav – Seamlessly navigate i3 windows and vim splits…
Read more »Persistent Undo in Vim
about a 1 minute As you already saw in the chapter on Undo/redo, Vim is pretty powerful when it comes to these features. However, there’s one more feature which I didn’t mention, as it takes a bit of configuration. In Vim, like in every other text editor,…
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