VIM: The beginner’s guide to the PERFECT text editor!
Vim is one of a handful of text editors in nearly all Unix systems. Vim aims to be hyperefficient, and supports hundreds of programming languages and file extensions.
Chapters:
0:00 – Intro and History
0:58 – Getting Started with Vim
1:23 – Insert and Command Modes
4:09 – Creating Files with Vim
6:00 – Recap and Outro
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Getting Started with Vim | Intro to Text Editors for Beginners
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Product: Linode, Vim, Linux; Walt Ribeiro;
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