Vim As Your Editor - Horizontal

Coconut Oil smoothness is now in your future. get good at these and i promise you will feel faster than you currently do with a mouse. You can also gently place VSCode in the garbo.

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[desuburinga]

Appreciate you papa Prime changing the world and making it a better place one video at a time.

As someone struggling hand issues, I remember 2 years ago when I joined a bootcamp and saw the instructor did a ci( in VS****, it blew my mind. I desperately needed it in my life but the guy was being a gatekeeper, never shared the goodness with the rest of the cohort so I started to search online for resources and found your content on vim.

You've inspired me along with may others to start their vim journey, so thank you once again!

[brick]

I’d love a longer format video (somewhere between a full stream and these videos) on plug-in making. I know others have tutorials but you’re videos are another level of entertaining

[TowardstheAqsa]

man i really appreciate these videos that you make you can not imagine how much they are valuable to new learner like my self, please don't stop what you do i will always be grateful <3

[atulpatildbz]

I remember you made a similar video about these motions few years ago. Which inspired me to start using Vim.
Since then, everything in my life has changed for the better. 😄

[omega_sine]

I've been using vim for a couple months now but never knew that, and ; allow you to "repeat" the previous t or f command. Absolutely game changing.

[Mikenight]

Prime you are the reason I use NeoVim. I started with your Frontend Master and now I even have it in my browser with Vimium. Loving this world en its only the first month. Thanks for improving my life. Your a true inspiration.

[brianbobadilla]

I tried to watch the VIM RC video but it says it’s private.

[MetalManiacBoy]

that Vim Diesel, but it is actually Luke, caught me so off guard! hahahaha well done Prime xxx

[Denis-ezgd]

I waited this episode more, than the final of Game of Thrones

[mni]

Love the Luke Smith reference that guy is hilarious

[camper]

Can you believe it... I am developing software for decades now. Primarily keyboard focused. After watching your Vim videos I got interested, that is a week ago. Truly loving the journey! 🙏🙏🙏

[gamezoid]

That Vimdiesel joke with Luke was top tier.

[michakozio]

3:00 :The funny part it is really you can omit each <count>)
When you use both <count> then they are multiplied.
To quote vim help "motion-count-multiplied":

"If the motion includes a count and the operator also had a count before it,
the two counts are multiplied. For example: "2d3w" deletes six words."

[ThePrimeagen]

This is technically part 2 of the series! I am trying to make the parts so you don't have to watch them all, instead you watch what you are interested in!!! If you like this video then press the damn button already.

[zachary_burrows]

I watched the first video and practiced for 2 weeks and re-watched the Introduction vid until I memorized everything. Lord plz help me get to the end of this series so I can be slippery as a well oiled Popsicle. The first vid has 660k views and this second one has 190k. The learning curve is steep, but I shall climb this hill of stupid until I become one of the chosen VIMagens.

[bonchonmaru]

I don't know why I still watch these videos even though I've been using Vim for over a decade. Like 13 years at this point.

[philiscoolerthanu]

just a heads up - the link to the vimrc file referenced multiple times is marked as "private"

great video series!

[mr.Ponizovsky]

Vim is probably the most powerful tool for working with text.
Thank you so much, man!

[claudiafischering]

Great Video. I like this series - so the older ones too... VIM is the greatest editor with fzf wow. It's really fast to find the right file if I needed. Thanks for your great content. You always pitch my day to happiness - thanks for that.

[goshinbi]

4:35 Okayu!
Thanks for these. Super helpful.
I think you've picked a nice set of useful default motions to learn.