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Community content - Turing student led session - co-led by Nate Venn and Hedy
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Part 1. Week One: 4/18 | |
. Why vim is a great editor: | |
a. code less, edit more; | |
b. save yourself from typos; | |
c. customize to your hearts content; | |
d. less mousing around, with greater navigability; | |
2. Advantages of knowing even a bit of vim: | |
a. third most used editor in the software industry according to the latest StackOverflow Developer Survey; | |
b. pairing with someone who is using vim; | |
c. most every computer comes with a built in vi editor in their terminal; | |
d. dotfiles and other customizations are more portable from one computer to another. | |
3. Walk through vimtutorial and vim adventures | |
Part 2: Week 2 4/25 | |
Customize your Vim | |
1. If you are sold, we will help you set up a basic dotfile (it took Hedy three days to do it solo....don't suffer alone). | |
2. Advance vim techniques | |
- utilize the single key commands for editing | |
3. Useful plugins |
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