Mastering the vi and Vim Editors on the Linux, Unix, Mac, and Windows Operating Systems
InstructorJason CannonLessons frequently pair explanations with specific exercises and walkthroughs to aid memory through repetition.
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These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This instructional document outlines the process of creating and editing a new file with Vim, providing step-by-step guidance on commands and modes.
This slide outlines advanced Vim techniques covered in the course, such as editing multiple files simultaneously, creating macros, making global substitutions, and normalizing data.
This slide highlights the practical learning approach, noting that students receive step-by-step PDF instructions and watch the instructor demonstrate every exercise to aid retention.
The slide introduces the course with the title 'This Course Is for Future Vim Ninjas!' and displays two illustrations of a ninja executing kicks within curly brace symbols.
Instruction moves beyond basic commands to teach the 'Vim mindset,' focusing on text objects and macro automation.
The PDF containing task instructions often presents solutions side-by-side, which can make independent attempts difficult. Note that this signal predates the displayed update; while the update label may have addressed it, it does not prove a correction.
The video layout places the terminal window low on the screen, and the speech pace may require replaying for non-native speakers. Note that these signals predate the displayed update; while the update label may have addressed them, it does not prove a correction.
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