Screencasts and possibly other videos from Lococast.net
Vim provides some great tools for performing text operations on highlighted or selected blocks of text. Check out this video for a demonstration on how to use visual mode along with the column visual mode to really speed up how you do things in Vim.LococastMy Vim confg on Github
Lococast.net goes over what a buffer is in Vim, how it differs from a window, and how we can use windows with buffers to work on our files much faster than we can with tabs. Commands we talk about :buffers :buffer 2 :buffer 3 :b 2 :buffers :sb 4 :bnext :bn :bprevious :bp :ball Links and plugins More Buffer DocsMinibufexpl LustyJuggler My Vim Config on Github
Welcome to Lococast.net, screencasts. Today we make the sales pitch to go ahead and customize your vim configuration. The potential payoffs in productivity are huge for any developer. We'll run through some sample items that can make a big difference right off the bat and explain the various ways you can expect to customize things in vim. http://lococast.net My .vimrc config: http://github.com/mitechie/pyvim
Welcome to a new series for Lococast.net, screencasts. We love our tools and want to share our experiences with them. Not the beginner help stuff, but the what makes my tool super cool stuff.In that train of thought we bring you the first screencast. This is a video on getting started with vim splits. Why are they better than tabs, how can they be used, and how can they be used to be more ;efficient