Vim

How to use Vim’s visual block mode to select columns, insert text on multiple lines, delete vertical slices, replace blocks, and reformat aligned data.

Find text, patterns, and symbols across all files in a project without leaving Vim — using grep, vimgrep, and the quickfix list.

Multiple techniques for renaming variables in Vim — from simple substitution to selective renaming with gn, macros, and the quickfix list.

Master Vim’s text objects to change, delete, or yank content inside quotes, parentheses, braces, brackets, and HTML tags — without touching the delimiters.

Navigate compiler errors, grep results, and lint output without leaving Vim — using the quickfix list to jump between locations across your project.

Navigate codebases like an IDE — jump from function calls to definitions across files using ctags, tag commands, and tag stacks.

How to work with multiple files in Vim using buffers, splits, and tabs — and when to use each one.

Searching, substitution, regex, jumping between locations, and marks — the tools that let you move through files with precision.

Registers for managing multiple clipboards, macros for automating repetitive edits, and power commands that save time daily.

Understanding Vim’s composable grammar — operators, motions, text objects, and counts — and why it makes editing faster than any other approach.

How to configure Vim with .vimrc — essential settings, key mappings, the leader key, and a practical starter configuration.

A practical introduction to Vim — modes, movement, basic editing, and the commands you need to be productive from day one.