The Vim Wiki, the greatest repository of Vim tips.

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The “you don’t grok vi” answer on StackOverflow.

An index containing every single Vim command. (Now it’s built into the JetBrains Vim plugin too.) An official 30-minute interactive tutorial built into Vim itself. Other resources that you might want to keep in mind include: If something piques your interest, feel free to deep dive. If you are experienced with Vim, you can skip ahead and skim through the headlines. By the end, you’ll have a better idea of what Vim emulation can do, and you can use this knowledge to decide which environment is best for you. You’ll see that only a few of the frequently used features are not supported, and I’ll point them out for you.

What if I told you that modern IDEs can emulate most of the Vim features you love, even some advanced ones? In this guide I’ll show you 90 tips to get familiar with Vim, focusing on Vim emulation on popular IDEs like VS Code and IntelliJ IDEA. You’ve also probably wondered if you should customize Vim to act like an IDE or your IDE to act like Vim.

You’ve probably heard the endless debates about Vim vs NeoVim, Vim vs Emacs, Vim vs IDEs, and editors vs IDEs. It’s a powerful tool that can boost your productivity and creativity.

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