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I didn't understand until I saw one of my professors, who lives in vim, work on some code. It was mind-bending. I can only imagine that when watching me type co
by masterj 16y ago
I didn't understand until I saw one of my professors, who lives in vim, work on some code. It was mind-bending. I can only imagine that when watching me type code (at the time) he must have felt how I feel when I watch my parents use the internet.
- ghotli 16y agoAs a man who lives and breathes vim, the answer to your question is most certainly yes. Watching other people code without mastery of their editor is heartwrenching.
- ez77 16y agoAnyone know of screencasts with keystrokes (I don't know how) that would reveal that mastery?
- rbonvall 16y agohttp://vimcasts.org/ http://vimcasts.org/
- alinajaf 16y agoScreencasts unfortunately won't do it. Learning to touch type (not 'I have my own system' touch-typing, I mean 'Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing' with all ten fingers where they're supposed to be) and then spending a couple of minutes every day learning a new command or two for a few months is more realistic IME.