This episode covers the commands for shifting text left a...

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In Vim, you can view several buffers at once by loading t...

Vim’s `list` feature can be used to reveal hidden charact...

The fugitive plugin, by Tim Pope, is a git wrapper for Vi...

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Vim offers very granular control over whitespace. This ep...

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With the fugitive plugin, you’re not limited to just work...

Git provides tools for searching the contents of files, c...

'Do one thing and do it well' is the principle of the Uni...

The vimrc file allows you to preserve your settings so th...

If you use Vim on muliple machines, it can be difficult t...

There are times when you can improve the readability of y...

This episode demonstrates how Vim's native file browser c...

TextMate has a few built in commands for moving selected ...

Vim's modal editing paradigm - the newbie killer - brings...

The fugitive plugin provides an interactive status window...

This episode covers the essential commands for working wi...

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Choosing a colorscheme that you find pleasing to look at ...

The undo command is almost universally available in softw...

HAML and ERB are two commonly used ruby templating langua...

Recording your keystrokes as a macro can be a great times...

Introducing the buffer list, and commands for switching b...

Using a spell checker is a good habit to get into. In th...

This episode focuses on the `:edit` command. I demonstrat...

If you work with ruby you will know that the interactive ...

It is sometimes preferable to format text with hard wrapp...

This episode demonstrates a few techniques for tidying up...