Newbies have just come into contact with Vim. I hope you guys can recommend some introductory practice tutorials. Now I just use Vim as a normal editor. Also, it seems a bit troublesome to press Esc to return to normal mode. You have to reach to the upper left corner of the keyboard. Hey, is there any easy way? First, thank you!
When we were crazily typing code on the server, our entire team became vim users. One of these users did not use any plug-ins, and there were crazy plug-in parties (the configuration is automatic completion, no worse than Xcode) , of course the memory occupied and running speed of vim cannot be complimented.
I think after becoming proficient in training, people without plug-ins will basically have no problem editing files (forget about projects like objc). However, vim’s inherent shortcoming lies in project management. I always use: bf :bn to switch buffers like this. It is unthinkable in project development.
So until now I only use one plug-in, FuzzyFinder http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php...
And I also wrote a one-click installation script for FuzzyFinder https://gist.github.com/kernel1983/30...
Maybe many friends like to toss around and form their own style of vimrc, but I am opposed to it, because as a skill, we must pursue versatility, that is, we can start working anywhere on SSH instantly. If you rely too much on plug-ins, you will be useless. , spend so much time configuring, you might as well install an editor you are familiar with.
http://coolshell.cn/articles/5426.htm...
Check out this article
Keep using it, read more manuals, and after using it for a while, take a look at the syntax for writing plug-ins and make changes to the configuration file
Use more, work harder, and the further you go, the higher your efficiency will be
Chinese document: http://coolshell.cn/articles/5426.htm...
If your English is good, read this: http://yannesposito.com/Scratch/en/bl...
The author who makes good use of Jiaruan wrote a very powerful article.
http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_46dac6...
You can read this book first Practical Vim: Edit Text at the Speed of Thought