If you use a Mac, iTerm2 has nifty Cmd+D binding to split windows vertically, and Cmd+Shift+D to split horizontally, then Cmd+[ and Cmd+] to move around. It ac

If you use a Mac, iTerm2 has nifty Cmd+D binding to split windows vertically, and Cmd+Shift+D to split horizontally, then Cmd+[ and Cmd+] to move around. It actually has an advantage over splitting Vim since you can actually split off a whole shell. You can achieve the same thing with tmux of course, this just feels very natural and is available out of the box with no configuration required.