I couldn't recommend http://vimcasts.org/ http://vimcasts.org/ enough. It's short and really well made, and fit within mobile screens. I wish there was someth

I couldn't recommend http://vimcasts.org/ http://vimcasts.org/ enough. It's short and really well made, and fit within mobile screens. I wish there was something similar for Emacs! I started learning Vim 2009 when an older and much more experienced colleague of mine was making funny comments about me using Notepad++. "Get a real text editor" he was saying. At the time, I never really thought about the need of learning a new text editor, specially one as old as Vim. Though to impress this colleague I decided to learn Vim, and demonstrate powerful Vim tricks that my colleague didn't know. This carried on into an obsession with Vim. Drew Neil, the author of Practical Vim book, and the maker of the Vimcasts, used to run a Vim Dojo in London circa 2013, and I found that to be a great source of learning Vimscripts and writing tests with Vim. This could be hard to explain, but the more I learned Emacs the more I found better ways of doing the same Emacy thing in Vim.