For me a big discovery in Vim after two years of active use were <C-i> and <C-o> in normal mode. They allow you to jump between your navigation history. Allows

For me a big discovery in Vim after two years of active use were <C-i> and <C-o> in normal mode. They allow you to jump between your navigation history. Allows you to edit a piece of code. Search for something else in the same buffer and go back in one stroke. Useful if you lookup documentation or often "jump to definition". Works across files so you can "git grep", iterate through the result list and go back to your editing position.