woww, such a blaster video. thanks a lot. 3:13 ^ caret to jump to non-empty beginning of line == Vertical navigation 3:37 (): sentence 3:41 {}: paragraph 3:45 C-u/d: half screen 3:50 C-b/f: full screen 5:01 vi{: visual in braces 5:09 ya{: yank around braces (inclusive) 5:52 ciw: change in word 5:29 w,s,p: motions word, sentence, para 5:46 dot: repeat a normal mode operator 6:05 forward slash: forward search ohw, got it. so, reverse search is S-/, not ? nice :) 6:22 #/*: search current word 6:32 ma: mark-current-position with a 6:46 ~a: jump-to mark-a 6:56 ~~: toggle hjjlast cursor position 7:06 ~.: last edit position 7:13 UpNext: folds, indent , macros q_ @_
I think a very important part of learning and teaching Vim is to associate words with the letter key commands… y = yank o = open b = beginning e = end f = find t = to Etc…
@@sleekism yes, although something I sawq in another video that initially helped me memorize was to see 'J' as an arrow pointing down, 'L' as pointing right (and from there remember K and H haha)
Very informative and focussed. Liked how your thumbnail is not any clickbaity image or reaction face but a cheat sheet on the subject, which we can later reference. Hope you keep it up.
I used to be a progressional 3D designer years back and I remember the point where navigating the menu via mouse because a huge strain on my ability to model in a timely manor. So bit by bit I slowly started to learn new shortcuts and I was just blazing through menus. Super excited to do the same with Vim after using pycharm for years.
One of the best beginner vim tutorials out there! Super condenced and well-presented information, going from simple to slightly more advanced with a good learning curve.
wow i have habit of just immediately closing whatever media i am playing whenever i hear a TTS. You, my friend, have assisted me in making myself aware of this habit XD the flow of this video makes it really lucid to following along to. Thanks man i am not even a year deep into unix experience and this is really useful for me!
Good video! Didn't waste time getting into it at all. Although for those who wanna learn Vim and FAST, I suggest removing all the text editors in your PC and only use Vim for 60 days. Worked for me
Nice trick 😀. Using vimtutor helped me lot. I think it is most underrated vim resource. Vimtutor is program made inside vim documentation. You can trigger it inside vim using vimtutor command.
vi and vim are editors in Linux, the difference is that vim is more suitable for coding, the function is more powerful than vi. 1, command mode º(also known as general mode or ordinary mode, open the file default mode): 2, edit mode (also known as input mode): 3. Last line mode (bottom line command mode):
I use vim quite a lot last time but stop using it for sometimes(i think I change os and loss my vim configuration) and also using more vscode. I forgot some vim motion when I want to pick up vim again, but this video let me recall all those vim motion and learn some new stuff. Although this is basic but its important to master it. thanks for such amazing video.
It's good to remember cit and cat as: Change in tag Change around tag Same applies to any character, e.g. ci{ as in change inside of {. Helps with memorizing these shortcuts.
Very helpful. I know most of these and I forget that I even know them as its mostly muscle feel now. Thats kind of the point of them though. Its always good freshen up though and my tips for beginners to practice them by hiding your mouse for 30 minutes a day and just do your best to figure things out with a reference sheet handy.
Thid is good but it glossed over the most useful part of the video, doing things like ciw and yap - it would have been so much better if you spent the time these motions deserve. They got the same amount of screen time as using uuuuuu, which is far easier to understand
Really thr best crash course for everything also you missed di" to delete things inside " my favourite one btw . Please do a part and i love you you thought me somethings ehich i dont know existed
phew i know almost all these and use it daily. i should use I and A more often and I didn't know the s insert mode. Overall nice overview. I'd personally add going to a function definition and back as that's a really nice feature that people want to use. it's LSP feature rather than vim but still, i'd assume many people would use an LSP
Thank you, very cool video! I'm trying to learn vim, and especially get used to use it. I'll subscribe and take a look also at the other videos in your channel 👌🌝 A hug from Spain
Pretty good video. However the highlighted keyboard is a little bit confusing as all characters shown are uppercase, especially since vim motions are case-sensitive.
that's because you're learning all at once. the first day focus on using hjkl for moving and I to get into insert mode and v for visual mode and delete something once you select something with d, and slowly learn new keys for different things
It's the same mental jump as from right mouse click -> copy to ctrl-c. There's probably no debate which one is better, just have to get used to it and you're not coming back
yeah that's what sucks about this channel. Really nice channel and really nice info, just the voice is horrible. There's human sound AI voices now too, he could use one of those at least.
Yes, yes it is. There's too much on RUclips. Usually I just dislike and leave, no matter what the content is, because I need to ensure the algorithm doesn't think I'm at all interested
woww, such a blaster video. thanks a lot.
3:13 ^ caret to jump to non-empty beginning of line
== Vertical navigation
3:37 (): sentence
3:41 {}: paragraph
3:45 C-u/d: half screen
3:50 C-b/f: full screen
5:01 vi{: visual in braces
5:09 ya{: yank around braces (inclusive)
5:52 ciw: change in word
5:29 w,s,p: motions word, sentence, para
5:46 dot: repeat a normal mode operator
6:05 forward slash: forward search
ohw, got it. so, reverse search is S-/, not ? nice :)
6:22 #/*: search current word
6:32 ma: mark-current-position with a
6:46 ~a: jump-to mark-a
6:56 ~~: toggle hjjlast cursor position
7:06 ~.: last edit position
7:13 UpNext: folds, indent , macros q_ @_
@yash1152 Thanks a lot 😊. Pinned it. 📌
@@sagaratytube I think if you paste it to the description it creates those nice timelines on the video
@@-Ambrosia Thanks I will paste.
I think a very important part of learning and teaching Vim is to associate words with the letter key commands…
y = yank
o = open
b = beginning
e = end
f = find
t = to
Etc…
unfortunately this doesn't extend to letters like h, j, k and l
@@sleekism yes, although something I sawq in another video that initially helped me memorize was to see 'J' as an arrow pointing down, 'L' as pointing right (and from there remember K and H haha)
@@Alberto_Cavalcante makes sense
I have t mapped in my brain as ‘til
@@Alberto_CavalcanteI always think that way, probably because I used to play flash games when I was child.
Providing this amount of information in 7 minutes is just amazing. Keep up the good work
Thanks!
ai voice and chatgpt man
@@frazuppi4897 Still pretty useful regardless
Very informative and focussed. Liked how your thumbnail is not any clickbaity image or reaction face but a cheat sheet on the subject, which we can later reference.
Hope you keep it up.
Thanks a lot.
Could you share a high-res version of the thumbnail so we can use it as a cheat sheet?@@sagaratytube
I used to be a progressional 3D designer years back and I remember the point where navigating the menu via mouse because a huge strain on my ability to model in a timely manor. So bit by bit I slowly started to learn new shortcuts and I was just blazing through menus. Super excited to do the same with Vim after using pycharm for years.
Pycharm has IdeaVim plugin, and the LSP is WAAAAAAY better in Pycharm
One of the best beginner vim tutorials out there! Super condenced and well-presented information, going from simple to slightly more advanced with a good learning curve.
Glad it was helpful!
After watching, just one video, I love this channel more than everything!❤❤❤
wow i have habit of just immediately closing whatever media i am playing whenever i hear a TTS. You, my friend, have assisted me in making myself aware of this habit XD
the flow of this video makes it really lucid to following along to. Thanks man i am not even a year deep into unix experience and this is really useful for me!
Great to hear!
Good video! Didn't waste time getting into it at all.
Although for those who wanna learn Vim and FAST, I suggest removing all the text editors in your PC and only use Vim for 60 days. Worked for me
Nice trick 😀. Using vimtutor helped me lot. I think it is most underrated vim resource. Vimtutor is program made inside vim documentation. You can trigger it inside vim using vimtutor command.
this video is worthy to be bookmarked!
I have watched so many nvim videos with millions views but this is the best. So much info wirh no nonsense and densely packed.
vi and vim are editors in Linux, the difference is that vim is more suitable for coding, the function is more powerful than vi.
1, command mode º(also known as general mode or ordinary mode, open the file default mode):
2, edit mode (also known as input mode):
3. Last line mode (bottom line command mode):
Great video. I've been a vim user for a while but still learned a couple things
I use vim quite a lot last time but stop using it for sometimes(i think I change os and loss my vim configuration) and also using more vscode. I forgot some vim motion when I want to pick up vim again, but this video let me recall all those vim motion and learn some new stuff. Although this is basic but its important to master it. thanks for such amazing video.
Thanks!!
The only video one should watch for vim.
Perfect
It's good to remember cit and cat as:
Change in tag
Change around tag
Same applies to any character, e.g. ci{ as in change inside of {.
Helps with memorizing these shortcuts.
Smashed the like button! Thank you.
This was very informative watch.. Unlike other videos on vim motions, your video was nicely paced and easy to follow..
Vim is a incredible piece of software!
Very helpful. I know most of these and I forget that I even know them as its mostly muscle feel now. Thats kind of the point of them though. Its always good freshen up though and my tips for beginners to practice them by hiding your mouse for 30 minutes a day and just do your best to figure things out with a reference sheet handy.
Thanks for sharing, that's waaaay too much to learn now 😅
thank you! consice and straight to a point
good video really like the way you sample everything
Can you provide me a link to the image used in your thumbnail?
Great video too. Thanks
BLAZINGLY FAST! 💨
it would be great if you added these videos to their specific playlist, so that we follow along.
I rarely write comments, but this video deserves it!
OMG * key to find word under cursor??
MIND BLOWN!
Really enjoyed it because it was like a list of things i can learn. Hope this and the next videos blow up ❤.
I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed it! 😀
Thid is good but it glossed over the most useful part of the video, doing things like ciw and yap - it would have been so much better if you spent the time these motions deserve. They got the same amount of screen time as using uuuuuu, which is far easier to understand
Really thr best crash course for everything also you missed di" to delete things inside " my favourite one btw . Please do a part and i love you you thought me somethings ehich i dont know existed
Great work. Kindly do work on a advanced Vim Video if possible.
Amazing video. Thanks sir.
More vim tutorials please.
best tips for last hehe. I will have to implement double backtick and backtick period into my workflow :)
Perfect!
Literally Full condensed too much to learn in 7 mins but love the quality and quantity of learning in least time.
phew i know almost all these and use it daily. i should use I and A more often and I didn't know the s insert mode. Overall nice overview. I'd personally add going to a function definition and back as that's a really nice feature that people want to use. it's LSP feature rather than vim but still, i'd assume many people would use an LSP
True, vscode by default has most LSP servers. I kept advanced features back for the next video. @ardnys35
Thank you, very cool video! I'm trying to learn vim, and especially get used to use it.
I'll subscribe and take a look also at the other videos in your channel 👌🌝
A hug from Spain
Thanks!!!
I'm on my first steps on Odin Project, and this tutorials of yours will help a lot.
Thank you so much.
Hope for more.
Glad to hear that
Hey did you complete the foundations
@@getoutoftheway419 On the go, and enjoying it. I finally do understand things I always wish to.
I love that step 1 of the Odin Project is
1) Install linux 😂
Pretty good video. However the highlighted keyboard is a little bit confusing as all characters shown are uppercase, especially since vim motions are case-sensitive.
Finally a video i was looking for 😅
Great 😃👍
Awesome video and so many things to memorize only for these motions haha. But I installed the vscode plugin and just gong to start using it
What plugin is that for your keyboard?
Vim is amazing ❤
Great video, thank you!
Excellent!
Is this AI text to speech?
Pretty sure it is. But it's quite impressive that we're at a point where you can't tell at first
100%
Absolutely it is.
For sure it is.
Yes
The quality of info saved you from dislike for AI voice
Thanks. I only knew 85 percent of these. Once you Vim you can't stop. I use Spacemacs, btw.
Thanks!!
functionality is cool, the hotkeys are pure garbage
I feel like I need to give a lot of time just to learn vim, like I'm learning a new programming language literally
Use a vimtutor, it will give you a really good start 👍
that's because you're learning all at once. the first day focus on using hjkl for moving and I to get into insert mode and v for visual mode and delete something once you select something with d, and slowly learn new keys for different things
damn so happy that i found you
thank you
how did you managed to use the vim keyset in vscode?
EDIT: ok I just saw the video without jumping the introduction, you literally show the thing lol
I love VIM mindset BUT I really dont understrand why someone use it as a primary editor.
idk what was i expecting
How do you exit?
This is too much information in a 7 min video. Thank you
Likked and Subscribes. Thanks nice video
Thanks for the sub!
There's no way I'm learning all this shit, man
Demn! Pretty nice 💯
Why isn’t the letter T purple in the thumbnail!? It’s making me go crazy
Missed that 😕
@@sagaratytube I was only bothered because the picture otherwise was so correct! Well done 👍
Im sure this video will blow up
Btw, here's a suggestion...
Please edit the keyboard keys in post production... The realtime one is really frictional
Thanks a lot!!!
Yes, you are correct. Will try the same in next.
What's the theme?
you know what else can be used instead of W, B, and E keys? Using SHIFT + ARROW KEYS FOR FUCK'S SAKE!
The zewow key
with that pfp at first I thought this video was made by telegram haha
One word: dvorak
Learn Vim Motions I think
why vim so hard
it's not hard, it has a steep learning curve! ;)
A lot of keys to learn, seems not simple ☠️
GPT much?
Good video but you need to change that channel logo man !
@abhishekpatil4497 is it better?
@@sagaratytube Yes sirr !! it really feels like a original channel with original content 😍🤩 .
Blazingly fast😂😂😂
Best
command mode != command line mode
the holy bible
but whyyy ?!
It's the same mental jump as from right mouse click -> copy to ctrl-c. There's probably no debate which one is better, just have to get used to it and you're not coming back
Amazing tutorial but so much useless shit in vim lmao I love it
Can't stand AI voices, sorry...
yeah that's what sucks about this channel.
Really nice channel and really nice info, just the voice is horrible. There's human sound AI voices now too, he could use one of those at least.
imagine using ai for a video like this
In Jesus' Name Amen ✝️
is this AI generated?
Yes, yes it is. There's too much on RUclips. Usually I just dislike and leave, no matter what the content is, because I need to ensure the algorithm doesn't think I'm at all interested
Nice video and very informative, but damn, I hate Vim Motions. For me and in my opinion absolute dogshit.
67701 Legros Hollow
Excellent !!!