VIM from novice to professional by: Derek Wyatt

Some really good tips for novices (and probably some pros that missed a few tips), but I hate the evangelizing.<p>"Do it the way it's meant to be done!" ... NO. Do it the way that works best. If you can get around easier with hjkl, go for it. If you find the arrow keys to be WAY faster, use them. All that matters is that you get the job done. If we always did it 'the way it was meant to be done' we'd never have progress.

He's obnoxious, I couldn't watch more than a few minutes. How is this better than a tutorial/cheat-sheet?

10 flash videos on one page and just a tiny "credits" link to the author? Only thanks to Flashblock my computer is not dying.<p>I also don't see the point of embedding all the videos. For example in this one: <a href="http://ontwik.com/ruby/david-hansson-why-ruby/" rel="nofollow">http://ontwik.com/ruby/david-hansson-why-ruby/</a> why doesn't the credits link to the source of the video? You know, the people who recorded, edited and released it at <a href="http://confreaks.net/videos/431-rubyconf2010-keynote-why-ruby" rel="nofollow">http://confreaks.net/videos/431-rubyconf2010-keynote-why-rub...</a>

My favorite way to learn vim was vimtutor, but unfortunately vimtutor ends too soon. There is so much that vimtutor does not cover. Does anyone know of an advanced vimtutor?

First impressions of vim: text editor for douche-bags

Dear Author,<p>More Vim, less you.

much prefer VIM from novice to pro by: Derek SMART.