This looks nice but I am looking for advanced tutorial. For instance, I just randomly found that pressing N% in normal mode will take you to the Nth percentage line of a file. That you can run a macro on multiple files with :argdo normal@mw command. Where can I find such advanced stuff?
Nice job!<p>Small nitpick: It would be nice if you could add an option to increase text speed. As a fast reader, it is slightly annoying for me to have to wait until the tutorial text is fully shown.<p>I bookmark this site and will be sure to check it out once more advanced tutorials are available. Also probably going to recommend it to people that are new to vim.
Was getting a bit into VIM and Tmux earlier this year but then my linux environment fell apart and I had to switch to Windows as a hypervisor. I really want to learn so that when I start working on headless servers I can have a consistent workflow (nano seems a bit to... novel for me, though I know some people here prefer to use that for all of their text editing needs). I'll have to come back to this when I'm done with making things.
IMO the best way to learn something is by trying to __change__ how it works. Instead of learning what you MUST press to go backward one word, think "Do I need this? And if I did, what shortcut would I assign to it?" Then go ahead and do just that. Little by little, you find yourself working in a system that was inspired by Vim but is tailored to your needs and wants.<p>EXAMPLE:
I use Karabiner on Mac. My hyper key (CAPSLOCK) can do cool things like:<p><pre><code> HYPER-W → Go back one word
HYPER-E → Delete one word (backwards)
HYPER-Q → Go to the beginning of line
HYPER-A → Go to the end of line
HYPER-S → Go forward one word
HYPER-D → Delete one word (forward)
LSHIFT-W → Select one word (backward)
...
</code></pre>
There _is_ a Vim extension for Karabiner, but this way I remember my own settings better.
Looks great! Amazing resource for newcomers (mug is still mandatory, though).
On mobile, the virtual keyboard would be super useful (doesn’t seem to work on iphone).