Great to see a vim tutorial that has buffers as one of the very first topics! In many vim tutorials you wade through hours of moving/editing ("This is how you d

Great to see a vim tutorial that has buffers as one of the very first topics! In many vim tutorials you wade through hours of moving/editing ("This is how you delete a word.", "This is how you delete two words", ...) before you finally get to the most basic UI elements. The author also quickly introduces helpful concepts like :h, .vimrc without going into too much detail up front. From the first chapters this seems to be well structured according to what you need to know when learning not according to some natural structure of the topic as perceived by someone who is an expert already.