I consider text objects and the f/t motions to be the core Vim editing motions. I'm always annoyed that vim intros go through teaching the w/e/b motions when yo

I consider text objects and the f/t motions to be the core Vim editing motions. I'm always annoyed that vim intros go through teaching the w/e/b motions when you can easily get by with f<space>/t<space>/T<space> and the search commands generalize to things like replacing the first part of a camelCase word (ctC) or the end of a string (ct").